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Faulkner Architects: expertly tailored designs

Faulkner Architects is a team that focuses its energy on finding the existing structure and adapting its creations to it. And the unique materials the team uses are a differential in both the interior and exterior.

If you go through the beautiful landscape and seemingly wild scenery of Northern California, it is possible to find the dwellings of Faulkner Architects around any time. The designs are affected by vernacular traditions drawn from the culture of the place in which the project is to be built.

And nice architecture projects need proper background decoration. Following the exterior’s cue, the interiors are swathed with the modernism present in Faulkner Architects projects.

Sparsely furnished with plush, contemporary, and modernist pieces to match the timelessness of their careful selection, we see ourselves among lounge chairs, leather sofas, and beautiful natural light everywhere.

S/O to the Chaise Longue by Le Corbusier, here in an upholstered white leather version — creating the perfect spot where you can lay back and recline, allowing you to put your feet up and be glowed up by the enlightened view.

They create a bond of reverence with the world surrounding them, and the landscape is carefully considered throughout the phase of building. The mountain retreats reflect the ruggedness of the embedding terrain with a bold material palette that makes confident use of high-quality raw materials.

The dedication to craft, materiality & detail in the interiors of their designs is one of the reasons why the creations look like modernist jewels.

Find Faulkner Architects's full projects here & get deep into design universe contents here.

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