38 DIGS.NET
| 2.5.2021
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P R O F I L E | I D 8 D E S I G N S T U D I O
serene tones, with a soft green paint that complements
Jenny and Alex's existing furniture, including the Vermont
Woods bed and nightstands.
One of Thind's favorite elements is the custom credenza in
burl wood she designed in collaboration with Mark Brunke to
bring visual texture and "something that could be an heirloom
piece for their family," she describes. "In the furnishings, I
used live edge wood, walnut, brass, leather, velvet, linen, cut
velvet and grasscloth on a few walls. I enjoy bringing in texture
through upholstery—usually a solid which feels luxurious to
me." These materials add a modern organic feel to the house
while sculptural elements throughout enrich the visual story.
All the corners and areas such as the family room host
surprises: "It's a composition of bold, playful pieces that sit
perfectly in an expansive volume of space," Thind says. "I
wanted to create an atmosphere that inspired [the dwellers]
every day. There are moments in every space that catch your
eye while being an integral part of the whole. I like to design
spaces that have interesting details, but can be experienced in
entirety as a composition. There is no one thing that overpowers
or diminishes the other. It is a balance of aesthetics, sculpture
and materials." id8designstudio.com
IN THE MASTER BEDROOM, THE VERMONT
WOODS BED AND NIGHTSTANDS COMBINE
WITH A CHILTON BENCH. IN THE LIVING
ROOM, ID8 DESIGN STUDIO CUSTOM
DESIGNED THE SIDEBOARD.
"I chose a variety
of colors. The
expansive spaces
are white dove to
feel illuminated
in the natural
light, while the
other rooms
with different
ceiling heights
were given
personalities
through the
use of a strong
wallpaper or
paint to bring
out the details
further."
