Lost and Foundation
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Architect Lorcan O’Herlihy designed the Shermans’ Mill Valley, California, home on top of an existing foundation that was intended for an 8,600-square-foot McMansion, but left abandoned for ten years.Photo by: Noah Webb -
The Shermans’ living room is outfitted with Ligne Roset Smala sofas by Pascal Mourgue and a Kenga rug by Angela Adams.Photo by: Noah Webb -
The master bedroom interior is finished with cherry wood.Photo by: Noah Webb -
The Shermans’ home is designed to blend effortlessly with the hillside on which it rests by using a muted material palette of troweled plaster and cedar planking.Photo by: Noah Webb
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