Vintage Scandinavian Interior Adorns this Renewed Edwardian House
Nov 28, 2013 00:54
The interior of this two-flat Edwardian home called Nordquist, located in San Francisco, was designed by John Lum Architecture. The home was transformed to meet the expectation of the client. Its new design implied a much more luminous interior and a more spacious kitchen that features “an eclectic mix of aluminum grating, white quartzite, hi-gloss plastic laminate over Finn-ply cabinet doors, stained ash veneer, and matte-white brick tiles; a traditional nod to an otherwise modern composition.”
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