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| photos by Adrian Gaut, © The Line Hotel, L.A., via Yatzer |
Yatzer recently featured the Line Hotel in L.A.'s up-and-coming Koreatown neighborhood, and while I'm certainly impressed by the urban high design, I'm trying to figure out just exactly how I feel about concrete walls.
They should be everything that I love—modern, edgy and minimalist—but there's something about them that I can't get past, something uninviting. Polished concrete floors and counters are one thing, but are the rough-hewn walls just a little too gritty? Let's take a look at some other concrete interiors to see.
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| Sorrento House by Robert Mills Architects and Interior Designers |
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| Berlin apartment of Christian Boros and Karen Lohmann photos by Tim Brotherton and Katie Lock for Elle Decor |
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| House Presenhuber in Vnà, Switzerland, by AFGH photos by Valentin Jeck |
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| Toronto loft by Rad Design Inc |
They're growing on me... slowly. What do you think?
I'm not really a fan but I do like their tastes in decorations!
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Yep, that's exactly how I feel!
ReplyDeleteI can see it looking a little yucky when the house is messy and not styled to perfection like these beautiful homes!
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I understand that initial standoffish feeling when you see it, but it is all in the right mix and size of the space. The larger the better.
ReplyDeleteIt's kinda weird, but looks cool! I'm open to it.
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