Home Ideas

The cabinetry is painted Asian Paints Dense Woods and the overhead light is Kumar. A thick piece of Panda Marble was chosen for the custom table. “The beauty of this marble was that it was a beautiful piece that had a few streaks of green apart from the black and white streaks, which went well with our design and color scheme,” says Wagh.

There’s more concealed storage in the bathroom, this time clad in wooden tile so it blends in with the wall treatment. The flooring is terrazzo tile.

The open-plan kitchen, dining area, and living space are arranged in a 16-square-foot volume that features a vaulted ceiling, lending a sense of spaciousness.

Homeowner Amy Clark requested the restored front doors be painted red like an Eero Saarinen womb chair. The "hat" roof's original shingles and metal soffits were removed and replaced with Kebony wood.

The living room features a bespoke bar as Antonio and Elena love to entertain. It’s also home to their extensive art collection. “The living room has a mixture of colors and textures that come alive under the light,” says Antonio.

Built at a 45-degree angle on the site, the home stretches out over the property to make use of every inch of land. The unusual layout also gives every room a vista into another space.

The fireplace had a faux stone facade under the mantel, which Lunt replaced with Heath Ceramics bowtie tile in a soft brown hue.

The powder room—which features Photowall wallpaper, a glitzy Restoration Hardware chandelier, and a concrete sink—provides an opportunity for glamour.

After: "We don't believe in the hierarchy of materials,

A basalt fireplace w

"The Walter Church Residence (1938-41) by builder, Reuben C. Haas was reportedly built from plans that were “three years in the making” and was referred to as “One of the most modern residences in San Diego” when it was first published -- just days prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor."

In the light-filled living room you'll find a minimal fireplace and exposed wood beams that foster that cozy home-like feel.

The kitchen, although embellished in antiquity, is decked with sought after culinary technologies; including a 7ft Lacanche range, custom inset cabinetry with solid brass hardware, Italian marble countertops, a Sub-Zero refrigerator, two dishwashers, and an under-counter ice machine, wine refrigerator, and custom built-in wood burning pizza oven.

This 300-SF cabana and lap pool comprised phase 2 of the original vacation home constructed in 2008 on a small inland lake in southwest Michigan.

Dunlop demonstrates the deck’s secondary use: as a launching pad into the concrete plunge pool on the first floor.

After months spent researching solutions to make her home’s fabric roof functional, Lisa Sette can finally relax.