This is one of my favorite parts of the addition (and Leslie's too). The brick was originally the exterior wall of the garage. Since it was such a wonderful architectural feature, I incorporated it into the addition--as the hallway that leads to the master suite. The ceiling line hit a bit lower than 8'-0" in the garage and the door to the backyard was removed--leading to sheetrock that is furred around the brick. Leslie applied a black onyx venetian plaster, and voila, the Black Pearl was born. The can lights highlight the wood flooring while washing the brick with light. I love it. And, it's the perfect backdrop for a single bloom.
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Yay the black paint! It looks so awesome. I love the brick and black paint combo. You are so fabulous!
OMG DECORATE ME
Sideways bricks for vertical effect!
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT IS LYING DOWN
LYING DOWN LYING DOWN
FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT IS LYING DOWN
MY FAIR LADY
Opiates on my walls, please, sans Afghani poppy-pickers.
The bathtub has go faster swirls and I have NEVER SEEN SO MANY CLEAN TOWELS IN ONE PLACE.
Mon dieu my own home is a mess.
UR DEZIGNS R WICKED TASTY
One might appreciate the rounded countertop edges.
For the record, you've caused me a few laugh lines over the years please. Mjoyable.
So you took notice of that little detail in the countertop did ya?
OMG EASE MY EDGE
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