Created and Sold by Ana Claudia Design
Catskill Weekender - Interior Design
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Locally Sourced
This is a new build by an Upstate developerin which we were given cart blanche on all finishes and appliances. Because this is our client’s weekend home, they chose open shelves to display local pottery. We love this aesthetic and the support of our local makers. We maintained the budget by utilizing Ikea cabinets with Semi Handmade fronts and added a touch of whimsy with a picket-edged backsplash. The island is crowned with a large pendant.
We wanted to include ample seating for visitors and cozy nights by the fireplace. To do so, we designed a slatted screen in the same color as the kitchen cabinets. Embracing the outdoors and large windows, we selected and designed low furniture. The palette is both colorful and neutral with soft green and camel tones. We commissioned local Hudson Valley furnishings from Phaedo and Kieran Kinsella.
The custom living room screen extends the living room wall while also separating and delineating the dining room. The screen also created a nook to place a custom buffet table that can be used as a desk when working from home. This room is anchored with a statement chandelier and oversized fiber art from Mexico.
Weekend homes are great for unwinding and calming the mind; therefore, we kept the primary bedroom minimal, bright, and added pleasant elements to not overburden the mind. The bathroom has a soft palette with textural cottage-style tiles and contemporary fixtures. Both artworks are from local artists from the western Catskills and Woodstock.
I think every designer loves to design kids’ rooms. There is whimsy allowed, and we can bring out our child-like selves. In this room we brought sky blue to the ceiling and transformed a bed into a little child sized house. Birds on cages surround gold dipped pendants. Playful lines and patterned drapes complement a fun marbled triangle pillow from local maker Christin Ripley.
The second bathroom is neutral with textural tiles and contrasting black and walnut. This room is timeless and will suit the homeowners for years to come.
We wanted to include ample seating for visitors and cozy nights by the fireplace. To do so, we designed a slatted screen in the same color as the kitchen cabinets. Embracing the outdoors and large windows, we selected and designed low furniture. The palette is both colorful and neutral with soft green and camel tones. We commissioned local Hudson Valley furnishings from Phaedo and Kieran Kinsella.
The custom living room screen extends the living room wall while also separating and delineating the dining room. The screen also created a nook to place a custom buffet table that can be used as a desk when working from home. This room is anchored with a statement chandelier and oversized fiber art from Mexico.
Weekend homes are great for unwinding and calming the mind; therefore, we kept the primary bedroom minimal, bright, and added pleasant elements to not overburden the mind. The bathroom has a soft palette with textural cottage-style tiles and contemporary fixtures. Both artworks are from local artists from the western Catskills and Woodstock.
I think every designer loves to design kids’ rooms. There is whimsy allowed, and we can bring out our child-like selves. In this room we brought sky blue to the ceiling and transformed a bed into a little child sized house. Birds on cages surround gold dipped pendants. Playful lines and patterned drapes complement a fun marbled triangle pillow from local maker Christin Ripley.
The second bathroom is neutral with textural tiles and contrasting black and walnut. This room is timeless and will suit the homeowners for years to come.
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