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The reimagined home rests on a spacious lot in the Chandler Estates neighborhood of Sherman Oaks, California. Built in 1947, the single-story abode has been tenderly cared for over the years, and it underwent a redesign in 1997 and a remodel in 2020.

The 2,300-square-foot interior is flush with original details—including clerestory windows and stacked glass blocks in the airy sitting room near the front entry.

The living spaces are seamlessly connected via an open layout that caters to easy entertaining. A row of wood-framed French doors line the back wall, creating an intimate indoor/outdoor connection with the backyard.

A view from the bedroom wing toward the primary living spaces. Large windows wrap the home, inviting sunlight inside.

Clerestory windows continue into the kitchen, which features new stainless-steel appliances and quartz countertops. A geometric tile backsplash adds sleek, yet subtle pizzazz.

Original cedar beams take center stage in the dining area, which overlooks the backyard.

In the living room, a central brick fireplace is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows.

Another fireplace is located in the primary bedroom, which offers direct outdoor access.

The primary bath features a double vanity, as well as an oversized glass shower and soaking tub.