The Shed by Richard Peters Associates is a Modern Hideaway
Jana Pijak — April 6, 2012 — Art & Design
References: richardpetersassociates.au & busyboo
The Shed by Richard Peters Associates is a contemporary home in Sydney, Australia. A renovation of a deteriorating 19th century brick shed, this amazing home has been brought back to life.
Modernized and functional, the previous art studio and building workshop is now a comfortable home fit for a family. With a strong and distinct vision, this memorable home features an open-concept living/dining area that is bathed in natural light.
Filled with eclectic objects, the neutral-toned interior is juxtaposed with color found in art pieces and vibrant furnishings. Combined with exposed structural elements, eclectic accents give the home personality and a lived-in comfort. A perfect space for a design-savvy family, this quirky abode has plenty of nooks and crannies sure to bring out one's inner child.
Modernized and functional, the previous art studio and building workshop is now a comfortable home fit for a family. With a strong and distinct vision, this memorable home features an open-concept living/dining area that is bathed in natural light.
Filled with eclectic objects, the neutral-toned interior is juxtaposed with color found in art pieces and vibrant furnishings. Combined with exposed structural elements, eclectic accents give the home personality and a lived-in comfort. A perfect space for a design-savvy family, this quirky abode has plenty of nooks and crannies sure to bring out one's inner child.
Trend Themes
1. Renovated Historical Structures - Opportunity to revitalize and repurpose old buildings into modern and functional spaces.
2. Open-concept Living - Demand for spacious and light-filled interior designs that promote a sense of openness and connection.
3. Eclectic Interior Design - Growing interest in combining diverse elements and art pieces to create unique and personalized living spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can explore opportunities to renovate historical structures and transform them into contemporary homes.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can cater to the demand for open-concept living designs that maximize natural light and create a sense of spaciousness.
3. Art and Furniture - Artists and furniture designers can provide eclectic and vibrant pieces to complement the trend of combining diverse elements in interior design.
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