Although originally built in the 1800s, this horse stable house is far from dated. Instead, the interior has been completely redesigned into a contemporary live/work space for a young couple. Airy and open, the first impression upon looking inside through the large 'gate' is an open concept office. Complete with a long conference table and white shelving, it is a great space to get work done.
The horse stable house continues the all-white interior to the back and the second floor. Yet these areas are created specifically for the family. The bright orange railing snaking up the stairs adds a playful touch in the horse stable house. Exposed brick and colorful furniture complete the striking space. Designed by E/L Studio, it is located in Washington, DC.
Horse Stable Houses
E/L Studio Converted an Equestrian Center into a Modern Live/Work Space
Trend Themes
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Equestrian Lifestyle — The trend of incorporating equestrian elements into living spaces presents an opportunity for designers to create unique spaces that cater to those with a passion for horses.
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Live/work Spaces — The trend of converting unique spaces into live/work spaces presents an opportunity for architects and designers to create functional yet creative spaces that cater to modern lifestyles which often merge home and work life.
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Contemporary Farmhouse — The trend of incorporating modern design elements into traditional farmhouse aesthetics presents an opportunity for designers to create updated and sophisticated living spaces that still evoke a sense of warmth and familiarity.
Industry Implications
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Architecture — Architects can leverage the trend of live/work spaces to create functional and inspiring spaces that cater to modern lifestyles.
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Interior Design — Interior designers who specialize in equestrian design can leverage the trend of incorporating equestrian elements into living spaces to create unique and personalized spaces for clients.
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Real Estate — The trend of converting unique spaces into livable spaces presents an opportunity for real estate developers to diversify their offerings and appeal to a broader group of buyers.