Project posted by Dutton Architects

Mandeville Canyon House

A custom wood threshold frames the new entry, with a front hall containing a historic George Nakashima table, and walls filled with prints from the owners’ private collection.
A custom wood threshold frames the new entry, with a front hall containing a historic George Nakashima table, and walls filled with prints from the owners’ private collection.
Dutton Architects attempted to create a space that is both simple and well-lit for the display of art, but warm and inviting as a home in the canyons.
Dutton Architects attempted to create a space that is both simple and well-lit for the display of art, but warm and inviting as a home in the canyons.
A new wood window wall frames the back yard view. Light from a skylight washes the rear wall.
A new wood window wall frames the back yard view. Light from a skylight washes the rear wall.
The new bathroom with a horizontal ribbon of mirror, underlit. A marble wainscot unifies that wall and its elements.
The new bathroom with a horizontal ribbon of mirror, underlit. A marble wainscot unifies that wall and its elements.

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From Dutton Architects

A large addition and complete renovation of a Mandeville Canyon ranch house connects modern to contemporary architecture. The architecture is modern and sympathetic to the materials and context of its site and ranch-house style.