SARAH ROSENHAUS interior design

The brief for this project was to add live-able character with midcentury influences to this modern new build. In addition sustainability and durability for a family with young children were top priority.
The organic shape of the mustard barstools add texture and warmth to the otherwise angular charcoal and white kitchen. Brass accents echo the warmth of the mustard stools.
‘Globe pendants from Pablo Designs over the kitchen island “are a modern nod to the midcentury classic,” Rosenhaus notes’ in the current issue of
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“It was really important to the client to create areas where the kids could play and cuddle and lounge,” Rosenhaus says. “They wanted the home to be warm and accessible and kid friendly but still stylish and elevated.” - from the dec/jan issue of
Most days when I visit this home there are puzzles and books strewn atop the Formica topped coffee table and toys scattered across the rug which the client wanted to make sure was soft enough to sit and lay and play on. Our client wanted the space to be able to handle life with young children and still clean up in a sophisticated way.
The sofa is covered in a durable outdoor linen textured fabric. The swivel chairs allow interaction with the living room and an easy twirl orients the user to the garden outside. When the wall of sliding doors is open - creating in indoor outdoor experience.
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