Houston Heights 梦想之家丨Marie Flanigan

Marie Flanigan为了建造一个梦想中的家，她和她的丈夫Joe暂时放慢了脚步，花了三年时间去考虑怎么设计他们在Houston高地拥有的一处街角住宅。街区的新住宅拥有一种真实的地方感，更不用说一种过去的时间感了，这要归功于来自城市中世纪拆迁房屋中印有Houston的残余砖块。

Marie Flanigan and her husband Joe slowed down for a while in order to build a dream home, spending three years thinking about how to design a corner home they owned in Houston Heights.The new dwelling on the block possessed an authentic sense of place, not to mention a bygone sense of time, thanks to the salvaged brick (some stamped Houston) originating from demolished midcentury homes in the city.

Marie Flanigan对窗格的热情在一个小型图书馆中体现得淋漓尽致，由于其双高的窗户和浮动的云状天花板，图书馆显得大气而宽广。在这个巨大的空间里，它是对Alabama州建筑师Bobby McAlpine的栅栏式作品的致敬，且没有一束阳光被窗帘所阻挡。

Marie Flanigan’s passion for panes is evident in a small library with an airy and expansive presence thanks to its double-height windows and floating cloud ceiling. In this marquee space, a studied homage to Alabama architect Bobby McAlpine’s thoroughly fenestrated work, nary a sunbeam is sacrificed by the window treatments.

Marie Flanigan在Houston家的客厅里展示了她对分层纹理和及其风格的热爱，这一方法的灵感来自于她的另一位设计偶像John Saladino。在这里，一张由白橡木和石灰华制成的厚重的Bauhausian式风格的咖啡桌衬托出了房间里的好莱坞摄政风格元素，还有一张天鹅绒沙发和古董壁灯，后者的灵感来自可可香奈儿在Rue Cambon公寓里的标志性wheat桌。

The living room in Flanigan’s family home in Houston demonstrates her love of layering textures and styles, an approach inspired by another of her design heroes, John Saladino. Here, a substantial Bauhausian coffee table made of white oak and travertine is a foil to the room’s elements of Hollywood regency, a sienna-hued velvet sofa and antique sconces, the latter inspired by the iconic sheaf-of-wheat table in Coco Chanel’s Rue Cambon apartment.

餐厅的手绘定制壁纸，以18世纪的Aubusson Verdure挂毯为特色，为现代家具增添了一种与旧世界对比的感觉。为了在主卧室中获得更多的舒适感，Marie Flanigan用白橡木创造了第二个较低的天花板，并悬挂了Verde的Mark Alexander羔羊毛窗帘，这与外面的植物颜色相呼应。

The dining room’s hand-painted custom wallpaper, featuring a thick grove of trees based on an 18th-century Aubusson Verdure tapestry, adds an Old World contrast to the contemporary furnishings.For a more cocooning feeling in the primary bedroom, Flanigan created a second lower ceiling with white oak and hung Mark Alexander lambswool drapes in Verde, which picks up the color of the vegetation outside.

Interiors:MarieFlanigan

Photos:JulieSoefer

Words:倩倩