Does your home truly reflect who you are? From kitchens to bathrooms to every room in your home, Misch Bobrick can help you create rooms that fit into your life.
Misch Bobrick Design was pleased to participate in the 2015 St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild Decorators’ Show House & Gardens. We were fortunate to be able to design the Sun Room in the house at 4038 N Pennsylvania. This family living space enjoys walls of glass facing East, South and West, which provide glorious sunshine all day. We wanted the family to have the feeling of being outside, every day, and that is how we approached the...
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We designed and fabricated this fireplace mantle from white marble and cast metal to create a focal point to this grand living room. Its bold crisp lines are softened by the veined marble used. A firescreen of bevelled panels of temepred glass is held in a gilded metal frame. Softly upholstered chaises flank a gunmetal and gold table from Lorin Marsh. On the mantle, a...
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A painting by internationally renowned artist, Ed Paschke, fits comfortably in the corner of this room. Also of note is the custom table by Dakota Jackson. The painting in the background is by James Havard. These modern works pair comfortably with antique furniture and with the grand traditional moldings and trims in this living room. A continental period Empire...
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Biedermeier at its best! The bold zebra velvet from Clarence House Fabrics creates some excitement when used on the refined side chairs. The exquisite period antique console table retains its original mirrored glass panel. How elegant the pieces still look.
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Listen to the birds sing inside this beautiful sunroom. The floor is vintage Rookwood tile, the pillows covered in a Fortuny pattern to echo the neoclassical architectural details. 19th century French iron urns grace a John Saladino table. The lovely Corinthian details that top the pilasters between the windows were painstakingly restored to their turn of the century...
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