Towards the back of the house, one can observe a series of vertical glass windows and doors, alongside a small outdoor space paved with wooden flooringLocated at the right wing of the house is an in-ground pool that provides a perfect venue for relaxation and recreation, while ensuring privacy with the surrounding fenceA photo collage displays a close-up view of a door section, showcasing its intricate folding mechanism design, as well as a modern wall light that complements the dark brown frame color.An exterior shot of the second level highlights the glass windows that offer a clear view of the bedroom’s interior.An expansive open area, which offers versatility and can serve various purposes, provides an opportunity to relish the surrounding views.An additional space designed as an entertainment room, filled with a variety of books, boasts ample lighting streaming through large glass windows.An interior shot showcases the dining room, complete with wooden furnishings and an expansive canvas art piece.A compact kitchen area, featuring multiple white wall-mounted cabinets and a doorway leading to an exterior space.A photo collage that highlights the kitchen section showcases a single lever black faucet sink, complemented by a set of modern kitchen appliances.This interior photograph captures a bathroom that is designed with minimalist inspiration, featuring a clean and understated aesthetic.This interior shot showcases a bathroom that boasts a dual sink station, along with an exquisite wall art piece that adds a touch of elegance to the design.This close-up photograph highlights the bathroom’s shower station, which is enclosed with a full-height glass panel, providing a sleek and modern design feature.
This project is a renovation of a single-family home in the Noe Valley neighborhood of San Francisco. The floor plan was small and the spaces dark, but the home had character and potential. The family wanted to modernize the home and make it brighter and more spacious, while keeping within the footprint. This presented an enjoyable and engaging challenge, and we determined the most efficient and elegant floor plan by moving some walls, re-organizing layouts and adding a second bath.
Natural light was brought in via a series of skylights, most notably the large one in the kitchen. The connection to the backyard deck and pool was an important aspect of the design and was improved upon with new windows and doors from the kitchen and main bedroom leading directly out. The lower level was also renovated to provide a bedroom suite with bath.
