Houzz Tour: '70s Condominium Gets Extreme Makeover
What goes on when you find your fantasy house however do not enjoy its appearance? That is what an Atlanta few experienced when they happened upon a huge condominium in the Plaza Towers of Buckhead. It did have skyline views that are incredible, but nevertheless, it might require a visionary to view past the old ’70s inside. Rather than letting their new house to be a dream they called on Mark Williams and Niki Papadopoulos to change the condominium into a timeless, contemporary palace for 2. Their place has become an actual fantasy house — a spot for entertaining, relaxing and showing their remarkable assortment of artwork and images.
Niki Papadopoulos
The house blends transitional and modern design, Papadopoulos states. This could not be more apparent in the living area. Architectural indesign, these Phillips eating seats by Minotti don detachable seat covers with side-zippers that are sporty. The the room is anchored by the Troscan table using metal foundation and its pedestal. The space softens and make sure that it remains approachable.
Niki Papadopoulos
This sprawled kitchen island with cooktop that is incorporated has storage as well and seats 6. Underneath the counter top are touch-latch doors that conceal infrequently used things.
Niki Papadopoulos
A frosted-glass pocket door creates a section between the public and private spaces of the home’s. The sitting room offers a clear sightline to the master master suite when the doorway is open. When shut, visitors can roam the family room, kitchen and dining area in the very front of your home.
Niki Papadopoulos
The house features an enviable number of work from famous photographers like Harriet Leibowitz, Herb Ritz, and Robert Mapplethorpe.
Niki Papadopoulos
From the 22nd floor, guests and the home-owners have spectacular views of Midtown and Downtown Atlanta and a balcony.
Niki Papadopoulos
A petrified wood stump doubles as a side table and equilibria the contemporaneity of the Barcelona Chair
Niki Papadopoulos
Several appearances are made by glass lamps. This thread is among many design components that preserves the consistency of the look.
Niki Papadopoulos
Officially a bedroom, this cozy den functions as a bridge involving the personal and community areas and offers somewhere to unwind to the home-owners.
Niki Papadopoulos
The den is centered by a Platner coffeetable and replicates the house’s midcentury influences.
Niki Papadopoulos
At first, one could blunder this wall covering that is textured as sea-grass, but it’s in fact a silk background produced by Kneedler Fauchere. Long-lasting and exquisite, this background will keep its authentic colour despite years of sunshine exposure.
Niki Papadopoulos
Layout hint: Re-Upholster components of of sentimental worth. The midcentury seat, a fine hand me down, was regained in an unbiased houndstooth routine.
Niki Papadopoulos
“The furniture in the learn master suite belonged to the home-owner’s mom,” claims Papadopoulos. “Itis a Swedish layout of bleached mahogany with stunning copper particulars.”
Niki Papadopoulos
As the master bath doesn’t have any access into a window, Papadopoulos built a wall using a insert involving bedroom and the cabinet and installed glass doorways to the bath room. The insert is a commodity produced by Lumicor consisting of bamboo reeds forged in acrylic. This use of stuff offers a stability of translucency, of sunshine manage and solitude to the home-owners.
Photos by Lauren Rubenstein
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