This Charlotte, North Caroline architectural firm has one of the most impressive portfolios I've seen in awhile.
I had a hard time pulling myself away from these images.
Just look at the marble detail on this island.
Notice the ceiling in this bathroom - not to mention the full length mirrors and the marble/nickel sinks layered in front of the mirrors.
Such a fabulous use of a narrow space.
Talk about bringing it to the laundry room! Pairing a galvanized tub with a decadent tub faucet and floor to ceiling subway tiles - totally divine.
Look at the wall to wall windows in that living space! If I had to live on a farm, this would be the ideal version of it for me.
This image really intrigued me. The main kitchen wall is recessed into an alcove that has then been framed with thick trim. So clean, and walking a tight rope between modern and traditional. Just adore it.
I realize this is not part of the architectural elements of the space, but I just love those skirted benches with that enormous island. Totally good stuff.
Another interesting image - the architecture here is so breathtaking. Not a stitch of furniture needed to make this work!
OK, I could go on and on with this one, but rather than copying their entire portfolio, click over to their website and check out all the offerings - Pursley Dixon Architecture.
Happy Monday! M.
