The omission of a wall separating the bedroom from the bathtub, showers, and vanity epitomizes the concept of unconfined space. Indoor and outdoor spaces harmoniously connect in lines on the concrete floor that run through to the patio areas. Sliding glass walls draw in natural light, enhancing the expansiveness. The show featuring the “room” debuted Oct. “It’s an edgy, modern design and we’ve incorporated a blend of building materials - metals, glass tile, wood, concrete, and different fundamental elements,” Foster says.Īt more than 1,000 square feet (at an average $1,000 per-square-foot construction cost), the master suite definitively qualifies for Million Dollar Room coverage. He and his wife, Alexa (also a designer), completed their second Mirada residence this past summer.Ĭarrying his building concepts to new heights, Foster has created an architectural enigma of unorthodox design and construction with an amalgamation of angles, contours, and materials that defies traditional building techniques. In both residences, Foster sets forth his preference for open living, while displaying a deft ability to combine materials and shapes. In the round dining room, Foster planned for the circular lighting fixture above the table and surrounding water feature below to create an energy vortex. The state-of-the-art kitchen incorporates a variety of elements, such as iridescent glass tiles and metal, and a massive curved island.
2 featured the kitchen and dining areas of Foster’s first Mirada home. Instead, Carter Oosterhouse, host of HGTV’s Million Dollar Rooms, stands set to introduce another celebrity with impeccable artistry and shape: designer Brian Foster’s newly built Mirada residence.Īn episode of the show that debuted Jan. In this case, it’s not Angelina Jolie or Sofia Vergara about to appear in front of the camera. At a private location buzzing with activity, the leading lady exudes extraordinary talent, as well as great bones and killer curves.
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