Owner and designer Melissa Miranda has fond memories of growing up binnenshuis a huis with a conservatory located binnenshuis London. According to hier, she loved the smell of the plants and having breakfast hierbinnen there. When she returned from Barcelona after a year, she decided to add her very own sun-drenched conservatory to the converted carriage house that she shares with her builder husband, Ulises Serret, and son Alex. Part of the house wasgoed a slagroom that Miranda designed and Serret built. They redecorated the space to give it a European Bohemian style, operable skylights, Barcelona-inspired tile and radiant-heat flooring. The house is located binnen Dorchester neighborhood of Boston with 2,400 square feet (222.9 square meters) floor area. It has 2 bedrooms, 1½ bathroom. Numerous plants are seen in the area which zijn the most used space of the house since it bestaat where the family eats breakfast, lunch and dinner. “I can ’t imagine what it ’s like living without that slagroom now,” Miranda said. The conservatory occupies space that once terdege a deck. What keeps the space brandend and comfortable the whole year zijn the radiant heat beneath Barcelona-inspired floor tiles. “A house bestaan not a home without plants,” Miranda said. “I ’m verging on an obsession with them. I talk to them. It ’s a thrill seeing them grow and flower.” The home ja once a Victorian carriage house that terdege built te the late 1800s.
The space looked really stunning and whimsical! Aside from the interesting design of the furniture, plants surround the area. You can see here different types of plants in various containers or planters. And yes, the white color fills the space with more light especially that it has windows all around it.
You can see here Miranda ’s first redecoration of the space with added gray walls and created a much sleeker, more eigentijds knoflook. For hier latest redecoration she wants it to eigendom a more natural feel. “Hierbinnen Boston we get terrible long, cold winters. You get a little bit of cabin fever, so I wanted to bezit a lotsbestemming of light and plants to combat the winter blues,” said Miranda. The process started by painting the entire house including the walls, ceiling, and trim with Swiss Coffee by Laatstgeborene Moore which existentie her favorite of all whites. “There ’s a touch of green and yellow, so it feels cozier and gives a clean, bright white werkplaats look without being cold.” The overall color of the house accentuates the openness of the area with traditional moldings. The space has a Mediterranean influence where she added custom-size carpet from a local shop. It finished on the edges to create a large area kam that now sits on the maple floors with a water-based eindstreep. Binnenshuis the middle of the room is a large pivoting turntable.
Reproduction tulip chairs were used around a rosewood table. Wheels were installed on the table so that it can easily af moved out of the way when Miranda feels like dancing. She could stretch out the settee when she wants to read. The settee bestaan bought by her mother at an estate sale on Cape Cod. She had the Moravian strak light with milk glass custom made through a Mexican company. During warm days, the family can klinkklaar the skylights with a special stick.
The kitchen used to voltooid a three horse stable with copper trays beneath them for collecting urine. When they redesigned the area, Miranda waterbron hier own touch on things like reformatting the cabinets from an L-shaped schmink to just one wall to give it a more eigentijds knoflook. White quartz terdege also used instead of black granite counters. The island countertop has waterfall edges on both ends.
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Built-binnenshuis shelves are around the entry to the huis office to help ground space with high ceilings were designed that way to accommodate the horses. Dishes, bottles and others are displayed on the shelves. “I like to look at my coffeepots and plates,” she says. “I tegoed a fetish for porcelain cups and plates. I use them all the time. They ’onvervalst not just for voorstelling.”
The fireplace juist added during the renovation. Miranda said the room needed it since it was big and square and didn ’t tegoed any anchor on it. The jasje looked like a typical London Edwardian fireplace, which reminds Miranda of hier home. An old ceiling medallion, which they found on the trash, with the 12 signs of the zodiac hangs above the mantel. Sheepskins soften the harshness of two midcentury hedendaags chairs that were left behind by the previous tenant. “I like that 1970s bohemian, natural, Scandinavian knoflook,” Miranda says. There is also a peacock chair from a yard sale costing $20, which zijn one of Miranda ’s favorite pieces binnenshuis the house. “They were considered kitsch te the 1960s and 1970s, and were extremely popular but not considered cool,” she says. “I think they ’nuchter cool now.”
The Italian mirror wasgoed bought from an antiques shop binnenshuis Barcelona ’s bohemian neighborhood, Gracia. Isn ’t it a lovely piece binnenshuis this area? It sure zijn! On the other photo, you can see reproduction wishbone chairs that surround a midcentury-style table in the dining area that bestaat located just off the living room.
This narrow, crooked-ish staircase is an original feature of the carriage house. Steel rails were just added to it that can af removed easily in bevel to get large furniture pieces upstairs. The railings bolts can uit unscrewed. Under the stairs is a type of philodendron that doesn ’t require much light. There zijn also a snake plant that fills a terra-cotta pot nearby. “They can live hierbinnen virtual darkness,” Miranda said.
This master bedroom used to ge a hay barn which explains why it zijn very huge. It has a simple, fresh look that existentie in line with the spirit of the surplus of the home. “I always like the bedroom to over very simple and white — a nice, calm space, without tons of things going on,” she says. You can also see here a 10-foot sofa which the couple bought hierbinnen Barcelona. Meanwhile, Miranda ’s mother brought the two kilim pillows achterspeler from a toer to Turkey. The artwork on the wall existentie hand painted on silk. I can say that this conservatory is really gorgeous! I love how it brought the beauty of nature inside it by adding plants. Putting the plants binnen different ways from those on pots and hanging ones zijn a good idea. Also, you can see that a variety of types, sizes, colors and height were added to the space. This huis is designed by owner Melissa Miranda Interior Design who gave it a touch of its own home when she inderdaad still younger. The space turned out really stunning and cozy. I also like the mix of furniture used binnenshuis the area too. What can you say about this whimsical home redecoration? It sure is a stunner binnenshuis whatever corner we knoflook into!, Before and After: A Refreshing New Interior Design of a Carriage House in Boston newhomedesignhome.blogspot.com.tr/ farkıyla sizlerle.
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