Acclaimed architect Pol Theis has gained recognition in Nicole England’s latest publication, ‘Resident Dog 2′, a coffee table book that showcases outstanding architecture alongside the canine residents of these remarkable homes. The book, which features over 25 of the world’s most impressive houses, includes Theis’ award-winning Sag Harbor residence in the Hamptons, along with his two English bulldogs, Louis and Margot.
England, an architecture photographer, conceived the idea for ‘Resident Dog 2’ after noticing how the presence of dogs during photoshoots added a sense of warmth and approachability to even the most imposing architectural spaces. This observation led to the creation of her Instagram account, Resident Dog, which eventually evolved into this captivating book project.
‘Resident Dog 2’ takes readers on a global tour of exceptional homes, spanning from Mexico to Sydney, London, New York, and Los Angeles, with each property’s canine occupant serving as a unique guide. The book not only highlights the architectural brilliance of these residences but also captures the distinctive personalities of their four-legged inhabitants.
Theis’ Sag Harbor house, featured in the book, exemplifies the innovative design approach of P&T Interiors, a boutique interior design firm known for its highly personalized residential services. The property, nestled in a forest overlooking a picturesque pond, seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings while incorporating a diverse range of materials.
The Sag Harbor residence showcases a harmonious blend of concrete and teak wood, with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the public spaces. A windowed hallway connects these areas to the private quarters, while a black lap pool serves as a striking centerpiece between the two sections. The thoughtful design and material selection ensure that the house appears to meld with its environment.
P&T Interiors, led by Pol Theis, has built a reputation for bridging the gap between a project’s full potential and real-world constraints. The firm’s philosophy emphasizes the importance of a tripartite relationship between designer, client, and space, resulting in uniquely tailored interiors that reflect each client’s tastes and lifestyle.
The inclusion of Theis’ work in ‘Resident Dog 2’ not only highlights the architect’s exceptional design skills but also underscores the growing trend of considering pets as integral members of the household when designing living spaces. This approach to residential architecture reflects a broader shift towards creating homes that cater to the needs and comfort of all occupants, human and canine alike.
As the architecture and interior design industry continues to evolve, books like ‘Resident Dog 2′ offer valuable insights into the innovative ways designers are creating spaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and functionally accommodating for modern lifestyles. The feature of Pol Theis’ work in this publication serves as a testament to the architect’s ability to create homes that are not only visually stunning but also warmly livable for all inhabitants.
For architecture enthusiasts, pet lovers, and design professionals alike, ‘Resident Dog 2’ provides a unique perspective on the interplay between high-end residential design and the furry companions that bring these spaces to life. The book stands as a celebration of exceptional architecture and the joy that pets bring to our living environments, offering readers a glimpse into some of the world’s most extraordinary homes through an endearing and relatable lens.
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