In the renovation of a San Francisco Victorian home, this simply elegant bathtub is perfectly located. Allowing the tub to have its own separate area creates a special retreat. Metallic deco-inspired wallpaper and a disco ball for a light fixture keep the space playful and informal.
Having the opportunity to shoot designs like this is a big part of what makes being an architectural photographer rewarding.
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If you want to plan, design, or remodel based on the vast tradition of American architectural styles you first have to understand their history, geography, architectural significance, and relationship to one another. This book can help with that.
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The New Carbon Architecture: Building to Cool the Climate
With this book, architect Bruce King changes the conversation around what it means to build a green home. Take everything you thought you knew about the topic, and just set it aside and let Bruce explain why embodied carbon trumps the rest of what is undoubtedly important.
Now in it’s 5th edition, Rob Thallon’s book for builders has been a go-to resource for decades. This book features clear graphics that will help you understand how nearly all American houses are — or should be — built.
Get Your House Right: Architectural Elements to Use & Avoid
If you are designing or remodeling a traditional home and want to make sure that you get all the finish details right, this book is for you. Marianne’s drawings are illustrative, covering every aspect of interior and exterior finishes.
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Love it! Looks very exquisite.
amazing bath! My very similar to this ...