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Metal Shutter House

New York, NY

 

This minimalist white interior puts the focus on the magical 20’x20’ bi-folding façade designed by Shigeru Ban. Contemporary furnishings and understated custom built-ins are embellished with luxurious materials and careful detailing. Spare white walls provide a gallery-like setting for contemporary artworks.
 

View of the living room towards the kitchen and den. The interior space is mostly white, in the left side a oak stairs is arranged. In the foreground of the image some furniture have been placed: a glass coffee table, two white modern lounge chairs, a grey modern sofa in the left. The flooring is in light oak wood and the kitchen cabinetry is white.
View of the living room towards the terrace. The glass frame that divides the living room and the loggia can be mechanically lifted with an electric engine and the guides arranged on the adjacent walls. The furniture is composed by a white furry carpet, a glass round coffee table, an L-shaped grey velvet sofa, two white metal wire chairs with white pillows. The view outside the window shows industrial red bricks buildings.
View of the living room towards the terrace. The glass frame that divides the living room and the loggia can be mechanically lifted with an electric engine and the guides arranged on the adjacent walls. The furniture is composed by a white furry carpet, a glass round coffee table, an L-shaped grey velvet sofa, two white metal wire chairs with white pillows. The view outside the window shows industrial red bricks buildings.
View of the kitchen corner towards the living room. The furniture is composed by a white furry carpet, a glass round coffee table, two light oak modern lounge chairs with white pillows, a modern tubular stainless steel floor lamp, a white and light oak suspended console below a tv screen.
View of the white master bathroom vanity cabinet surrounded by white tiles. The vanity counter top is also white and contains two sinks. Above the counter, two rectangular mirrors are attached to the tile wall.
View of the office. The room is surrounded by white walls and has a light oak parquet floor. The desk is composed by two low cabinets in oak and a white painted wood large shelf between them. The swivel desk chair in the center of the image has a stainless steel structure and is covered in white leather.
View of the den towards the window wall. A light oak floor runs throughout the space, the room is surrounded by white walls. A white painted metal vertical shelving element is attached to the left wall. The furniture is composed by a modern white padded curved shaped daybed supported by stainless steel legs, a stainless steel and glass side table, a light oak side table. Two white metal wire chairs are arranged in the background.
View of the master bedroom towards the window. The room has white walls, white window frames, oak floor. The headboard, bed structure and nightstand are in light oak. A white headboard cushion is framed by the wood cabinet. Two framed pictures are set on top of the headboard. A white rug is under the bed structure. Books are arranged inside the niches.
View of the detail of the master bedroom headboard and nightstand in light oak. A white headboard cushion is framed by the wood cabinet. A picture showing an american sailor is set on top of the headboard. Books are arranged inside the niche.
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