Goldieslie Rd
I like the split levels/multilayers to be distinguished in a horizontal way so it has a layered look.
Carport where front entrance is at back end of carport
Carport where design is part of overall design and like the use of wood on all side and the ceiling
Again I like the window frame detail, but if the frame was in white
I like the exterior window design where the frame is very narrow and its mostly white in the insert
I like the white tiling with grey grout. It's a subway style but slightly distinctive. I like the white counter top and sink, and the lighter wood cabinets.
I like the color combination of the wood and white but I don't like how it is arranged in square blocks. We don't have the width space for this layout but the point is that I prefer the layering to be horizontal rather then vertical
We like lots of open windows. More window ratio to building material. And I like this flipped version where the main building is white and the layers between are a copper brown color.
I like the combination of the wood and then separated with a white frame. But I don't like the garage element, where it is in a different color and material.
Could we make the top layer a roof deck? But then how can we include solar panels?
Bed - build in bed head and shelves
The white to wood ratio for the kitchen is good here. I would break it up with a different colored table though so it's not too much wood. I like the light colored wood. I have dark mocha wood now and hate how it shows all the dirt. Want light wood like this, or a grey milk wash as another option.
blinds for floor to ceiling windows
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