The St. Nicholas Church House is a Remodelled House of the Holy
Robyn Currie — May 23, 2010 — Art & Design
References: nowthatsnifty.blogspot & neatorama
The St. Nicholas Church House is perhaps the greatest home ever built -- take that White House! This bad boy that once housed the spirit of the good Lord is now a full-blown domesticated dwelling for us mere mortals.
The abode comes complete with stained glass, stone floors, flying buttress ceilings and two kitchens! The St. Nicholas Church house is one home that will make the divine jealous, that is, if the divine can get jealous.
The abode comes complete with stained glass, stone floors, flying buttress ceilings and two kitchens! The St. Nicholas Church house is one home that will make the divine jealous, that is, if the divine can get jealous.
Trend Themes
1. Upcycling Religious Architecture - Opportunity for remodeling and repurposing old religious buildings into homes or businesses.
2. Sacred Decor - Increasing interest in incorporating religious elements into residential and commercial interior design.
3. Multi-functional Spaces - Designing spaces that can serve multiple purposes, such as incorporating a kitchen into a former church altar.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Opportunity for architectural firms to specialize in upcycling religious buildings for residential and commercial use.
2. Interior Design - Opportunity for designers to incorporate stained glass, woodwork and other religious elements into contemporary design.
3. Real Estate - Opportunity for real estate companies to specialize in the sale and rental of upcycled religious buildings.
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