We started by looking at the rooflines on the home. We thought one angled roofline instead of 2 would be well suited to the client's contemporary taste. Generous overhangs will provide shelter during snow and rain storms and allow easier access around the unit.
Melissa’s career in interior design began with an internship in residential design in 1994. After earning her Bachelor’s degree in 1997, she worked for architectural firms designing hotel interiors. Her direct work with architects resulted in a better understanding of the overall design process and how the two trades depend upon, and complement one another.
Friday, September 28, 2012
To Sketch a Shed
We were recently asked to sketch a couple ideas for a shed. The client specified that we accommodate the typical snow blower, lawn mower, shovels, etc. but have it presented in such a way that it is attractive from the road and is different in design from the typical farmhouse shed.
We started by looking at the rooflines on the home. We thought one angled roofline instead of 2 would be well suited to the client's contemporary taste. Generous overhangs will provide shelter during snow and rain storms and allow easier access around the unit.
The home also has painted cedar siding. By using this material on the exterior of the shed, we would be able to unite the 2 structures. A contrasting green paint for the shed doors adds interest and lends itself well to the home's wooded surroundings. The rectangular shape of the windows is also on the home's exterior and is a great way to add natural light inside the shed.
We started by looking at the rooflines on the home. We thought one angled roofline instead of 2 would be well suited to the client's contemporary taste. Generous overhangs will provide shelter during snow and rain storms and allow easier access around the unit.
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