Houzz Tour: Coastal Style cool Soho meets the Jersey Waterfront

Houzz Tour: Coastal Style cool Soho meets the Jersey Waterfront - This unique property on Long Beach Island in New Jersey gives a big nod to coastal style outside while now open unexpected light, and inside the loft.

The relationship between the architect and the owners have started with a clean magazine clipping of the architect surf storage shed, and gave a beautiful and unique waterfront home. Let's take a glance eye with spectacular results.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

restrictions of the site dictated a side of the water for the house of three rooms; that combined with the needs of owners inspired a plan somewhat serpentine linear and follows the edge of the water. "Sometimes the challenge and constraints create a more interesting design that does not occur under normal circumstances, said Bubnowski.

Surprisingly, his plans did not require a single change. The exterior is respectful of its context and framework with its coastal style façade.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

When architect Richard Bubnowski met the couple who owned the property, he asked how they found it. "The woman was released three years the magazine clipping of my own personal surf shed," he said. Because the father and son were surfers, he had already gained some points with them before they ever met.

This is the side of the house as seen from the entrance. "The house and levels away from you; So from here it looks just like a small one-story house, said Bubnowski. The first room you enter a large surfboard closet, sets the tone for the home. The plan moves from public to private; the top floor we reach here is the master bedroom upstairs.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

After entering the hallway, the view of the lounge is open. The fireplace lounge divided from the dining room and kitchen beyond. The front of the home is covered in recovered local oak, which adds warmth to the open space and offers a texture with a story.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

The owners and their adult son had a vision for the house which incorporated the industrial style. The son is a musician who lives in Manhattan and brought ideas about this aesthetic to the design table. "He told me he loved old things, he liked new things, and he liked industrial Bubnowski said. The result is an eclectic house that integrates into context with an outside coastal style and Soho, open, aesthetic style loft inside.
Case in point: the two-storey dining room is open to the lounge and kitchen. These padded chrome chairs pull up to a table established as a dining room industrial style. And the whole house has a killer sound system.

Browse some mezzanines

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

the cuisine uses a wide variety of materials including wood cabinets recovered, mahogany and stainless steel work and a slate floor. "Every wall in this house is painted white, Bubnowski said. "There are so many textures, colors and finishing beams that we must add color through paint ... we let the white painting act as a backdrop for these materials.

The design links the different spaces through materials. In this image you can see how the diagonal line in the teak handrail plays on the door all the way through space, and how wood recovered in the kitchen refers to the chimney. The slate flooring is continuous throughout the house.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

Although Bubnowski planned that when devices go, it assigns the interior designer, collaborated with Donna Grimes, with the ingenious composition of the cabinets and shelves. They are made from local reclaimed wood whitewashed.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

In -Dessus the sink is a view of the lake. The lower half of the room was a bit of a farmhouse style feel, with white cabinets salvaged wood, slate floors, counter tops and mahogany butler sink.

The work plan is a bit of a line in the space of country / industrial style: just above are more contemporary opaque glass tiles, white wood and industrial pendant lights. He is the perfect example of the will of the son met :. old, new and industrial elements forming a homogeneous space

See how to use the wood for a modern rustic look

Richard Bubnowski design LLC

Looking up again, exposed metal beams and add a wood and metal handrail to the aesthetics of style industrial.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

" the owner had great taste, "said Bubnowski. The woman and interior designer Donna Grimes selected fixtures together. Note how the lines from the wall on the industrial style play right off the grid lines.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

A guest bedroom has pine planking for a headboard "Suspend the wooden planks horizontally makes the biggest part, said Bubnowski. This room and another guest room on the first floor have returned in the master bedroom.

Side notes: Sam Oberter is the talented photographer who took pictures of the New Moon Cottage. He is also a surfer, so he and Bubnowski hit right away and became good friends.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

Like most rooms of the house, the bathroom benefits from natural light and take in the view of the harvest Cove. The paneling is a nod to traditional chalets, while the rest of the light-flooded room is open and modern.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

This is a plan of the two floors. I know it's a little hard to read at that size, but you can see that the second floor only has rooms on the right side; the rest is the roof over the hall, the two-floor dining room and the loft open space at the top of the stairs. Because the plan is open and narrow plan almost every room in the house gets to enjoy the lake view.

Richard Bubnowski Design LLC

You can see how the house edge below the waterline; the master bedroom is able to exceed a little further because the land does.

Many thanks to Richard Bubnowski help us learn more about this home. It is available for vacation rentals, so if you are lucky enough to afford it, you can decide to experience in person.

Do you like this house? Tell us why in the comments below.