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The Carlyle on Bonnie Brae Park

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The Carlyle on Bonnie Brae Park



Oliver Cloutier Interiors is proud to announce its newest developer relationship with an thrilling mission in Denver, Colorado. Quickly to be christened The Carlyle on Bonnie Brae Park, this 7,500 sq foot masterpiece has damaged floor and development is transferring shortly.

How did a developer 1000’s of miles away from Oliver Cloutier Interiors house base in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, one could ask? The developer’s mission started with an attention-grabbing idea. He needed to design a contemporary artwork deco customized house on a good looking piece of property overlooking a residential park. This idea required a group well-versed in Artwork Deco. After an extended search, the bespoke agency was chosen, not simply due to its location amongst a few of the most iconic artwork deco buildings in America, however due to its talent and a spotlight to element.

The Carlyle project - recreational room
Leisure room. Picture courtesy of The Carlyle

Coming into the mission throughout the early architectural drawing section, Oliver Cloutier Interiors was there from the start. The group used their expertise to not solely choose the everyday background finishes of the house however to additionally design the entire customized cabinetry all through. Two working kitchens, a mudroom, a room dividing walk-up bar, the powder room self-importance, the grasp toilet self-importance, the grasp closet, and all visitor toilet vanities had been solely a few of the duties given to the specialists. Three hearth options, a recreation room’s bar, and a wine show with a tasting space had been additionally requested to be conceptualized and designed solely for the Carlyle. Each design is one-of-one.

The Carlyle project - Kitchen
Kitchen. Picture courtesy of The Carlyle

“We knew we needed to start with a definite but easy palette”, in line with Shawn Michael Graves. The basic look of barely white plaster, French oak flooring, and black marble was chosen as the inspiration for the millwork finishes of cerused white oak, smoked ash, and iron ore lacquer. Lengthy linear fireplaces changed the usual fireboxes sometimes seen within the space. Within the case of the Grasp Bed room’s hearth, the 11 ft vast function might be flanked ground to ceiling in fluted white lacquer millwork centering on a white Italian marble function wall housing the linear hearth. A basalt stone ledge in a leather-based end would be the stunning footing of the construction. White marble was then carried into the grasp toilet together with fluted millwork on the customized self-importance.

The Carlyle Project - Dining
Eating. Picture courtesy of The Carlyle

The primary staircase was all the time going to be spiral. The developer, nonetheless, wanted it to breathe into life, and Oliver Cloutier stepped to the plate. “Our idea was easy. A sublime and sweeping construction in French plaster would encase the steps of French oak. It wanted to really feel natural but highly effective”, stated Shawn Michael Graves, founding father of Oliver Cloutier Interiors.

The Carlyle project - MasterBed
Grasp Bed room. Picture courtesy of The Carlyle

Upon seeing the talents of the agency in motion, the developer requested for assist with the Carlyle’s entrance door. He needed one thing iconic; one thing that might develop into the essence of the house. The group knew immediately that the door wanted to be constructed in mink-stained darkish mahogany, and at its middle, an oculus of concentric circles and rays pieced collectively in differing textures of obscured artwork glass. Upon coming into, the mosaic ground inlay designed by the agency repeats a theme of geometric trendy shapes together with a big round centerpiece to strengthen the ability of the oculus.

The entire ornamental lighting fixtures had been hand-selected for the house with intentional thought. Finishes of blackened metal, darkened bronze, French plaster, and naturally a little bit of crystal had been required for every of the deco-inspired items. Oliver Cloutier Interiors believes {that a} house’s ornamental lighting fixtures are its jewellery.

The Carlyle project - NookRoom
Nook Room. Picture courtesy of The Carlyle

Anticipated to be accomplished within the first half of 2024, the Carlyle has already began a buzz inside the Denver group. Oliver Cloutier Interiors is honored to be a part of the forthcoming success.

For extra detailed details about this thrilling mission, please go to https://thecarlyledenver.com/.

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