eco+historical Sanchez 1
This 1889 Victorian underwent a gut rehabilitation in 2010-2012 to transform it from a dilapidated 2BR/1BA to a 5BR/4BA contemporary family home. The bill paying desk and breakfast nook to the left of the kitchen sports chalkboard paint on the wall and a chandelier made from rescued antique silverware. Wide plank FSC certified white oak floors were finished with oil. This house achieved a LEED Platinum green certification from the US Green Building Council in 2012.
Photo by Paul Dyer
Photo by Paul Dyer
What Houzzers are commenting on:
J. Robinson added this to Most Exciting 2
Having the kitchen convenient, the table ready, and much daylight is necessary for my ideal kitchen.
Chasi Lima added this to housing bootcamp fall '17
for the built in wall/ multi-purpose of the room. Can use space for a desk/reading nook/small gathering/ laundry/ bed
22k22 added this to floors
8" wide white oak engineered plank that was finished in place with two coats of Tung Oil.
