Modern Urban Home With Hot-Rolled Steel Fireplace

This formerly Victorian home was updated with modern style. It features a distinctive hot-rolled steel fireplace and an open-plan kitchen with concrete countertop.

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August 04, 2016

From: Geremia Design

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Mod Living Room With Hot Rolled Steel Fireplace

The 25th Street residence was re-designed with openness and light in mind. The whole floor plan was opened up and unique materials like hot-rolled steel added a contemporary feel. In this space, the living room bleeds organically into the family room. The hot rolled steel structure in the space is actually a disguised closet that doubles as a magnetic surface for family photos.

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Living Room With Bay Window and Orange Velvet Sofa

The inspiration for the living room came from the classic, Victorian architecture and bay windows that faced the street. A custom light fixture made of blue glass can be seen from the sidewalk. The sofa was a vintage find that was re-upholstered in a velvet orange fabric. A highlight for this room is the custom designed fireplace made out of hot-rolled steel.

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Open Plan Modern Kitchen With Custom Cabinetry

The cabinetry in this modern kitchen was custom designed by Geremia Design. The kitchen island is made out of concrete, serving as a unique surface for the kitchen. It is actually Nu-Crete, which is a patented product that doesn't stain.

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Modern Dining Room Features Built-in Bar

The client loves to entertain, so a built-in bar is located next to their dining room space, and a custom fabricated illuminates above. As a nod to the Victorian architecture, a vintage mirror and antique art piece finish the design.

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Mod Boy's Nursery

An artist custom painted the animal mural on the wall of this little boy's nursery, and a soft rug, perfect for crawling on, grounds the space.

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Bright, White Master Bathroom

The master bathroom is in the bottom floor of the home with very little light. So, it was important to keep the finishes white to maintain as much brightness in the space as possible. Custom tile acts as a floor runner towards the bathtub. Artwork purchased from Jessica Silverman gallery completes the space.

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Kid's Bathroom Features Copper Tile Shower

Geremia Design chose unique finishes for the kid's bathroom, including a penny tile and a copper subway tile. A reclaimed wood built-in cabinet complements the deep brass tones in the tile. Copper tiles will patina over time, adding green tones to the design. It is a fun detail for a kid's bathroom, so they could watch the tile change in front of their own eyes.

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