Prefab Homes

The new kitchen features a "super pantry" concealed behind sleek, black, screen-like sliding doors.

The spacious pantry makes gathering ingredients a convenient, pleasant experience. Dash Marshall designed the custom sliding aluminum door.

Flournoy’s favorite aspect of the design is that “every space in the house is used and appreciated.” This light-filled hallway overlooking the staircase connects the home’s two bedrooms to an upstairs living space, and provides the ideal spot for another bookcase. Flournoy and his partner found the hall chandelier, along with the salvaged mill table that they repurposed as their kitchen island, on a trip to Chicago.

New built-ins provide additional storage.

On the basement level, the Megacabinet shelving is mainly used for books and toys. The floors throughout the home are engineered white oak.

Reveals and windows built into the unit help bring the cabinet down to a more human scale, while hidden panels provide functionality with minimal visual clutter.

Local sailboat shops wanted thousands to make the 13-by-13-foot curtain that hides the Wall of Storage. "We we called my parents in Bangkok, gave them the dimensions, and they got it made for 150 bucks." says Im.

The interior walls and integrated shelving throughout are clad in solid hoop pine.

The custom bookshelves are made of mahogany sourced from the Seattle Symphony Orchestra's Benaroya Hall.

Off of the dining room is the butler's pantry with a beautiful soapstone sink.

In addition to remodeling the space, the studio has also created a table for the dining room.

Rectangular blue and white tiles are positioned at an angle in the loft's bathroom, and continue onto the floor and into the hallway, adding a vibrant, playful touch.

Shelving in the living area holds storage as well as a Murphy bed for guests. "It’s like a Swiss Army knife," says Losada-Amor. "Everything is a tool that you can fold or slice."

Built-in shoe cubbies provide necessary storage in the new walk-through laundry space.

A peek inside the master suite dressing room. As with all the bathrooms, the dressing room is topped with a new ceiling made from alveolar polycarbonate. “It imparts a fun twist and provides some natural light to all the areas behind the wooden walls, except for the bedrooms,” adds Toledano.

The exposed wood ceiling, white paint, and concrete floor keep the room consistent with the rest of the home.

With the help of California Closets, the homeowners maximized every square inch of space with shelving, drawers, and a countertop area for placement of various small appliances like a microwave, coffee maker, and tea kettle.

The large pantry allows all the food to be in one place, visually out of the way, yet still super convenient to the rest of the kitchen.