I posted the after picture first, not wanting the first picture of this album to be of crumbling white plaster. There were many goals from the client when creating this hall display. In the case of this entry display, it has three words; Change Your Life. Very important words to my client. A Mantra he has lived by as he fought for his life through a 6 year rehabilitation. Words he never forgets. Words he believes in and wants everyone to know and believe in. 7 mirrors. A specific number for a memorable date, and mirrors required for a personal belief about mirrors facing a door. The sounds of peaceful running water. Soothing, healing and spiritual. Organic healing plants, many easy to maintain succulents, and finally a transitional industrial style lamp with a grow bulb that does double duty as a night light in a hall with no electrical outlets for a night light. The iron base of the table has a chevron shape mirrored in the console table and bookcase around the corner in the living room. Photographer: Jared Olmsted / www.jodesigns.ca

Александр Зыков
他の地域にある高級な小さなトラディショナルスタイルのおしゃれな玄関ホール (茶色い壁、カーペット敷き、黒い床) の写真

The client was enthusiastic about an existing table design but needed a larger piece. A freestanding table turned out to be impractical, so I designed this floating, double-top shelf. The shelf has no connection to the wall visible from ordinary viewing angles. Yet it is strong enough to hold an adult sitting on it.

The client was enthusiastic about an existing table design but needed a larger piece. A freestanding table turned out to be impractical, so I designed this floating, double-top shelf. The shelf has no connection to the wall visible from ordinary viewing angles. Yet it is strong enough to hold an adult sitting on it.

Much of the damage and plaster surrounding the front door was repaired. At the top of the door a shadowbox was hung to camouflage the textural difference between plaster and drywall. All the metal features on the door ewre cleaned and polished. The left wall has an modern Umbra coat rack and a single cast iron Emoji hat holder that was a special gift for the client who ends all text messages with a thumbs up emoji. Under the coat racks is a small black wood bench with chevron legs where one can sit to put on shoes. Jared Olmsted / www.jodesigns.ca

The client was enthusiastic about an existing table design but needed a larger piece. A freestanding table turned out to be impractical, so I designed this floating, double-top shelf. The shelf has no connection to the wall visible from ordinary viewing angles. Yet it is strong enough to hold an adult sitting on it.