In Atherton, California, the aptly named Void House carefully subtracts space—and reduces the existing footprint—in this unconventional transformation.
Thanks to a thoughtful update by the current owner, artist Lucy Lyons, the revived interiors feature a vibrant color palette inspired by the property’s original era.
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Designed by Sarah Graham and Marc Angélil of AGPS Architecture, the award-winning residence (now under contract for $2,295,000) utilizes a striking mix of steel, glass, and...
In addition to the 5,200-square-foot residence that opens to a wraparound pool, the sprawling property comes with a three-bedroom guesthouse and a massive barn.
Constructed by local builder Don Drummond in 1958, the post-and-beam residence maintains many original details, including its quintessential Castilian floor plan.
Designed by architect Claude Oakland in 1963, the model home in Concord, California, features a classic pitched roof and a central atrium with a skylight.
Through clever design and attention to detail, architects Joe Magri and Alice Williams create a home that’s free of clutter, yet full of character and warmth.
Taryn Mickus had a vision to transform a 1910 home in her neighborhood with new finishes, custom touches, and an open plan, and her husband, architect Ben Mickus, executed.