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Matarozzi Pelsinger BuildersThis formally Edwardian home was seismically upgraded and completely remodeled into a modern residence consisting of concrete, steel and glass. The three story structure is served by an elevator and rests on an exposed concrete garage accessed by a grated aluminum gate. An eight by six foot anodized aluminum pivoting front door opens up to a geometric stair case with etched Starfire guardrails. The stainless steel Bulthaup kitchen and module systems include a 66 foot counter that spans the depth of the home.
Photos: Marion Brenner
Architect: Stanley Saitowitz
Enigma InteriorsSpacious kitchen, high gloss white 2 pac cabinets, dark stained wood feature elements, concealed walk-in-style pantry , 70mm Quartz bench tops, canopy, minimal, recessed lighting, integrated appliances, glass splashback, tall cabients to ceiling, tile floor, feature timber grain wine racks with back lit display section.
FITUCCI CUSTOM CABINETSQuarter sawn ash cabinets with matte white finish. White quartz surface & white oak wood floor.
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UserThis beautiful apartment is furnished with a bespoke dining table in walnut veneer, teamed with a console desk from David Linley. The floors are covered with silky bamboo carpets, and the walls are clad in texture taupe silk by Stereo Wallcoverings.
(Photo Credit - Steve Russell)
chadbourne + doss architectschadbourne + doss architects reimagines a mid century modern house. Nestled into a hillside this home provides a quiet and protected modern sanctuary for its family. The Kitchen is contained in bright white and aluminum. The Living spaces are a composition of black and wood. Large sliding glass doors open to a full length deck.
Photo by Benjamin Benschneider
Minimalist Kitchen Designs & Ideas
Malcolm Davis ArchitectureThe house and its guest house are a composition of iconic shed volumes sited between Highway 1 to the East and the end of a cul-de-sac to the West. The Eastern façade lends a sense of privacy and protection from the highway, with a smaller entrance, high windows, and thickened wall. The exposed framing of the thickened wall creates a floor to ceiling feature for books in the living room. The Western façade, with large glass barn doors and generous windows, opens the house to the garden, The Sea Ranch, and the ocean beyond. Connecting the two façades, an enclosed central porch serves as a dual entrance and favorite gathering space. With its pizza oven and easy indoor/outdoor connections, the porch becomes an outdoor kitchen, an extension of the main living space, and the heart of the house.
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