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A narrow black hallway snakes through the house, connecting bedrooms to shared spaces like the living room, where Jorge catches up on his phone.
A narrow black hallway snakes through the house, connecting bedrooms to shared spaces like the living room, where Jorge catches up on his phone.
Upstairs, the space is made cozy and comfortable using dark tones and cedar panels on the wall and ceiling. “Initially, we looked at adding a floor to our house. We didn’t start out by saying, ‘Let’s build a tower in our yard.’ But it’s perfect,” says Jess.
Upstairs, the space is made cozy and comfortable using dark tones and cedar panels on the wall and ceiling. “Initially, we looked at adding a floor to our house. We didn’t start out by saying, ‘Let’s build a tower in our yard.’ But it’s perfect,” says Jess.
The basement-level family room connects with a guest bedroom that features a painting by Marleigh Culver.
The basement-level family room connects with a guest bedroom that features a painting by Marleigh Culver.
The children’s reading area off their bedroom, affectionately called the book nook, has an eave skylight that Andrew made from a reclaimed piece of safety glass. The aperture opposite the skylight looks down into the living area.
The children’s reading area off their bedroom, affectionately called the book nook, has an eave skylight that Andrew made from a reclaimed piece of safety glass. The aperture opposite the skylight looks down into the living area.
An opening off the children’s bedroom (top right) brings in light and functions like a window looking over a courtyard, allowing the family to communicate easily from different levels.
An opening off the children’s bedroom (top right) brings in light and functions like a window looking over a courtyard, allowing the family to communicate easily from different levels.