The Enclave – Interior Decorating Project by American interior designer Jamie Herzlinger

The Enclave is the interior decorating project by American interior designer Jamie Herzlinger to clients a world travelers that temporary stopover in Milan. The idea was inspired by the works of Carlos Scarpa, designers are challenged to interpret the works of Carlos Scarpa in an interior design, which of course combined with clients lifestyle.

The following are description from the designer about The Enclave project:

The house had to be completely gutted, and it was only then that the soaring ceiling heights were discovered. Within the box of space that previously evaporated the entrance, dining room, hallways, and living room, we were able to make each of those public areas very dramatic by the controlled use of the bead blasted steel and poured terrazzo floors that had zinc screeds inlayed for a distinct separation.

In the entry, the angled cabinet is a beautiful dining room buffet, fabricated in Makassar ebony and supported within two bead blasted steel columns. It is cantilevered in order to create a visual separation from the entrance, but at the same time contributing to the architectural details.

The original master bathroom was combined with a walk in guest closet to create a larger space, as the programming required that the couple preferred to use the bath area together, thereby necessitating a larger space.

Visual fluidity and an informal atmosphere were the driving and guiding principles in the complete renovation of this project.

visit Jamie Herzlinger website : www.jamieherzlinger.com
via : contemporist

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