Relocating from abroad, the client had a keen sense of environmental awareness in designing a home in which to raise his family. Many elements of concrete, steel and naturally finished woods compliment the west coast environment of an ocean side city. Solar thermal panels capture renewable energy providing for domestic hot water. Spray foam insulation with open cell technology ensures maximum indoor air quality & energy efficiency. Bio-climate design allows passive cooling and heating. LED lighting and low VOC paints were used throughout. All millwork and mouldings, including the Italian glass kitchen are formaldehyde free. Recycled materials were used for deck surfaces. As well, waste produced from the project was also recycled. Built on a roadway that when translated means ‘pleasant view’, this modern home has direct views that extend over the ocean. With much input from the client, a very exceptionally energy efficient and sustainable living space was brought to fruition. Photography by www.robcampbellphotography.com

Modern can be warm and inviting with the right color, material, furniture and lighting selections.

ダイニング・キッチン Photo by：Blitz studio

Little Washington VA General Contractor: Opitz Construction Photo: Julia Heine

Monolithic cabinet element separates dining from kitchen.

Une chambre à coucher, saine et lumineuse. © 2014 Natura Maison Anne Laure Lelay - Studio Azur

A modern family home with a sophisticated West Coast flair. Natural materials like bamboo are combined with Faux leather (rubber), stainless and raw steel.

Addition and Remodel of a 1950's rambler