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Project posted by Destination Eichler
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Walnut Creek Eichler Renovation

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Location
Walnut Creek, California
Year
1959
Style
Midcentury
Restoration projects included restoring the original fireplace brickwork and re-instating details such as wood paneling and original Eichler pinstripe siding.
Restoration projects included restoring the original fireplace brickwork and re-instating details such as wood paneling and original Eichler pinstripe siding.
Vintage furniture collected through local estate sales and antique furniture markets.
Vintage furniture collected through local estate sales and antique furniture markets.
Central atrium provides indoor-outdoor enjoyment nearly all year long.
Central atrium provides indoor-outdoor enjoyment nearly all year long.
Wood paneling and cork flooring give nod to original materials used in many Eichler homes.
Wood paneling and cork flooring give nod to original materials used in many Eichler homes.

Details

Square Feet
1663
Bedrooms
4
Full Baths
2
Smart Home Tech
Nest

Credits

Posted by
Architect
A. Quincy Jones
Frederick Emmons
Interior Design
Builder
Joseph Eichler
Photographer
John Shum
Publications
Dwell

From Destination Eichler

Renovation and restoration of a 1959 atrium model Eichler Home designed by architects A. Quincy Jones and Frederick E. Emmons. Homeowners and founders of design firm Destination Eichler restored this Bay Area midcentury home, after decades of the home's different owners and various renovations, launching an entirely new career path for the couple.