Jose Hevia

Restoring delight to a mid-century modern for avid art collectors. This home was once state-of-the-art, but had strayed from its original design aesthetic over the course of several updates and poorly planned additions. The owners wanted to restore a sense of spatial harmony as well as create a backdrop to showcase an extensive art collection. Gutting the home allowed us to structure a flowing, open floor plan and add several extensions, including an expanded kitchen, complemented by an informal dining and play space for grandchildren. To create a visual and actual connection between indoor and outdoor living areas, we installed floor-to-ceiling picture windows and nearly invisible doors. To complete the cohesive remodel, the house was updated with all new appliances, cabinetry, hardware and unique modern elements – including a family room with quartered, figured walnut wall panels and a front door that hinges to allow a 180–degree operating radius. And, finally, each magnificent art piece was given its own, perfect setting. Aesthetic and functional cohesion was so successful that this sleek and stunning home was featured in a Trends article.

Simon Devitt

Photo by Brough Schamp

Pernille Enoch

David J Miller

Charles Hosea e Mike Neale

Decoración de un salón comedor agradable y acogedor en tonos claros, blancos, contrastando con detalles oscuros. La madera, el blanco y el gris oscuro hacen de este espacio un lugar especial y acogedor. Completado por mobiliario de diseño con piezas singulares como las sillas Eames, las tres lámparas colgantes Pleat Box de la casa Marset, mesa de madera y suelo laminado. http://www.subeinteriorismo.com Fotografía Elker Azqueta

Roger Wade Studio

Mauricio Fuertes - www.mauriciofuertes.com

Built, designed & furnished by Spinnaker Development, Newport Beach Interior Design by Details a Design Firm Photography by Bowman Group Photography