http://swipelife.com/2010/02/01/ansley-park-glass-house-by-by-brian-bell-and-david-yocum/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ansley-park-glass-house-by-by-brian-bell-and-david-yocum Fashion, Lifestyle, Culture, and Design Magazine Fri, 24 Feb 2012 03:01:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://swipelife.com/2010/02/01/ansley-park-glass-house-by-by-brian-bell-and-david-yocum/comment-page-1/#comment-14141 Ideas From Darkness And Glass From The Ansley Park House On Feb 16, 2010 @ 10:11 | Creative Home Idea Wed, 18 May 2011 04:27:32 +0000 http://swipelife.com/?p=35697#comment-14141 [...] The house that we present this time is a house that uses glass as a wall element which is combined with a solid wall of black granite. Because using deck colors, like black, this house became impressed mysterious. The house is called The Park Ansley Glass House is a house owned by architects Brian Bell and David Yocum. The house itself is located in Atlanta, a place that has historical value. Houses are given a touch of contemporary features a large window, so that the broad impression is present when we went into the house. With an appropriate color selection, this house looks very full of riddles. SwipeLife [...] [...] The house that we present this time is a house that uses glass as a wall element which is combined with a solid wall of black granite. Because using deck colors, like black, this house became impressed mysterious. The house is called The Park Ansley Glass House is a house owned by architects Brian Bell and David Yocum. The house itself is located in Atlanta, a place that has historical value. Houses are given a touch of contemporary features a large window, so that the broad impression is present when we went into the house. With an appropriate color selection, this house looks very full of riddles. SwipeLife [...]

]]> http://swipelife.com/2010/02/01/ansley-park-glass-house-by-by-brian-bell-and-david-yocum/comment-page-1/#comment-5297 A Place Combining Glass and “Darkness”: the Ansley Park Glass House in Atlanta | Style of Design Tue, 02 Feb 2010 20:21:10 +0000 http://swipelife.com/?p=35697#comment-5297 [...] Who doesn’t love the idea of large windows, sometimes so wide that they they become the house’s walls? This is the main thing we liked about this place, but as we discovered it, many interesting elements surfaced. The Ansley Park Glass House belongs to architects  Brian Bell and David Yocum and is located in a historic neighborhood in Atlanta. The project consisted in a renovation of a 1910’s house which the architecture company turned into a contemporary, comfortable living space. Due to the dark colors, the house gives away a mysterious feeling that is only softened by the presence of the large windows, allowing the visitor to glimpse inside. Interiors as, as expected, very spacious. However, the wooden furniture and the color palette strengthen the idea of a “dark”‘, enigmatic residence-via SwipeLife [...] [...] Who doesn’t love the idea of large windows, sometimes so wide that they they become the house’s walls? This is the main thing we liked about this place, but as we discovered it, many interesting elements surfaced. The Ansley Park Glass House belongs to architects  Brian Bell and David Yocum and is located in a historic neighborhood in Atlanta. The project consisted in a renovation of a 1910’s house which the architecture company turned into a contemporary, comfortable living space. Due to the dark colors, the house gives away a mysterious feeling that is only softened by the presence of the large windows, allowing the visitor to glimpse inside. Interiors as, as expected, very spacious. However, the wooden furniture and the color palette strengthen the idea of a “dark”‘, enigmatic residence-via SwipeLife [...]

]]> http://swipelife.com/2010/02/01/ansley-park-glass-house-by-by-brian-bell-and-david-yocum/comment-page-1/#comment-5296 A Place Combining Glass and “Darkness”: the Ansley Park Glass House in Atlanta | Tekno Home Design and Decoration Tue, 02 Feb 2010 20:00:19 +0000 http://swipelife.com/?p=35697#comment-5296 [...] Who doesn’t love the idea of large windows, sometimes so wide that they they become the house’s walls? This is the main thing we liked about this place, but as we discovered it, many interesting elements surfaced. The Ansley Park Glass House belongs to architects  Brian Bell and David Yocum and is located in a historic neighborhood in Atlanta. The project consisted in a renovation of a 1910’s house which the architecture company turned into a contemporary, comfortable living space. Due to the dark colors, the house gives away a mysterious feeling that is only softened by the presence of the large windows, allowing the visitor to glimpse inside. Interiors as, as expected, very spacious. However, the wooden furniture and the color palette strengthen the idea of a “dark”‘, enigmatic residence-via SwipeLife [...] [...] Who doesn’t love the idea of large windows, sometimes so wide that they they become the house’s walls? This is the main thing we liked about this place, but as we discovered it, many interesting elements surfaced. The Ansley Park Glass House belongs to architects  Brian Bell and David Yocum and is located in a historic neighborhood in Atlanta. The project consisted in a renovation of a 1910’s house which the architecture company turned into a contemporary, comfortable living space. Due to the dark colors, the house gives away a mysterious feeling that is only softened by the presence of the large windows, allowing the visitor to glimpse inside. Interiors as, as expected, very spacious. However, the wooden furniture and the color palette strengthen the idea of a “dark”‘, enigmatic residence-via SwipeLife [...]

]]> http://swipelife.com/2010/02/01/ansley-park-glass-house-by-by-brian-bell-and-david-yocum/comment-page-1/#comment-5294 A Place Combining Glass and “Darkness”: the Ansley Park Glass House in Atlanta | Interior Design Sense Tue, 02 Feb 2010 19:21:05 +0000 http://swipelife.com/?p=35697#comment-5294 [...] Who doesn’t love the idea of large windows, sometimes so wide that they they become the house’s walls? This is the main thing we liked about this place, but as we discovered it, many interesting elements surfaced. The Ansley Park Glass House belongs to architects  Brian Bell and David Yocum and is located in a historic neighborhood in Atlanta. The project consisted in a renovation of a 1910’s house which the architecture company turned into a contemporary, comfortable living space. Due to the dark colors, the house gives away a mysterious feeling that is only softened by the presence of the large windows, allowing the visitor to glimpse inside. Interiors as, as expected, very spacious. However, the wooden furniture and the color palette strengthen the idea of a “dark”‘, enigmatic residence-via SwipeLife [...] [...] Who doesn’t love the idea of large windows, sometimes so wide that they they become the house’s walls? This is the main thing we liked about this place, but as we discovered it, many interesting elements surfaced. The Ansley Park Glass House belongs to architects  Brian Bell and David Yocum and is located in a historic neighborhood in Atlanta. The project consisted in a renovation of a 1910’s house which the architecture company turned into a contemporary, comfortable living space. Due to the dark colors, the house gives away a mysterious feeling that is only softened by the presence of the large windows, allowing the visitor to glimpse inside. Interiors as, as expected, very spacious. However, the wooden furniture and the color palette strengthen the idea of a “dark”‘, enigmatic residence-via SwipeLife [...]

]]> http://swipelife.com/2010/02/01/ansley-park-glass-house-by-by-brian-bell-and-david-yocum/comment-page-1/#comment-5292 A Place Combining Glass and “Darkness”: the Ansley Park Glass House in Atlanta | Interior Design, Decorating, Furniture, Architecture, Home & House Design Magazine Tue, 02 Feb 2010 18:43:04 +0000 http://swipelife.com/?p=35697#comment-5292 [...] and the color palette strengthen the idea of a “dark”‘, enigmatic residence-via SwipeLife Author: Lavinia 0 Comments » ShareRetweetVote upBookmark See more amazing related interior [...] [...] and the color palette strengthen the idea of a “dark”‘, enigmatic residence-via SwipeLife Author: Lavinia 0 Comments » ShareRetweetVote upBookmark See more amazing related interior [...]

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