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A neutral palette informed the material choices. The kitchen features Corian countertops in neutral concrete and a white penny tile backsplash.
A neutral palette informed the material choices. The kitchen features Corian countertops in neutral concrete and a white penny tile backsplash.
The outdoor shower is in constant use and was a request from the clients. It’s accessed through the indoor shower.
The outdoor shower is in constant use and was a request from the clients. It’s accessed through the indoor shower.
Landscaping and irrigation of the property cost $25,000. The pool has the best view on the site, looking over the house to the mountains.
Landscaping and irrigation of the property cost $25,000. The pool has the best view on the site, looking over the house to the mountains.
A cedar deck, built-in bench, and Fermob Costa table and chairs under a new porch roof serve as a year-round dining area.
A cedar deck, built-in bench, and Fermob Costa table and chairs under a new porch roof serve as a year-round dining area.
A local creek winds along one side of the property and a small trail leads to the beach.
A local creek winds along one side of the property and a small trail leads to the beach.
The interior of one of the upstairs bathrooms.
The interior of one of the upstairs bathrooms.
Even the bathroom grants views. Sleek wood elements complement the white-and-black fixtures and details.
Even the bathroom grants views. Sleek wood elements complement the white-and-black fixtures and details.
The kitchenette features dark, store-bought kitchen cabinets and Cambria quartzite countertops.
The kitchenette features dark, store-bought kitchen cabinets and Cambria quartzite countertops.
Sliding glass doors and a deck connect the minimalist dwelling to the lush backyard with a giant oak tree. The structure, known as Menlo Park Connect2, was built by Connect Homes.
Sliding glass doors and a deck connect the minimalist dwelling to the lush backyard with a giant oak tree. The structure, known as Menlo Park Connect2, was built by Connect Homes.