The Mid-Century Modern home that isn't too modern. The architects and designer's goal was to capture the feel of a home that could have been built in the 1950's but also has elements of today. They wanted to integrate fresh ideas along-side design elements popular in the 1950's in Southern California. Some of these elements include decorative metal screens at the front gate and entry hall, a geometrically inspired front door, and interior white brick for the fireplace and the main front hallway. More current ideas can be seen in the way we treated the kitchen ceiling, backsplash, and the powder room. The floor is terrazzo, which is predominately white with gold and brown accents to pick up the warmth of the other house colors. The remodel reconfigured the entire existing floor plan. Floor to ceiling glass walls open the house to the outstanding views of the mountains and surrounding landscaping. Among the most significant changes they made were opening the living room and kitchen into two open-air terraces and adding a generous pantry and combined mud/laundry room. Several bedrooms were added to accommodate my client's growing family. The master bedroom was re-envisioned to open out to a beautiful garden retreat.
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