Tamara Alvarez

This home was built and designed to serve both the current and future generations of the family by being flexible to meet their ever changing needs. The home also needed to stand the test of time in terms of functionality and timelessness of style, be environmentally responsible, and conform and enhance the current streetscape and the suburb. The home includes several sustainable features including an integrated control system to open and shut windows and monitor power resources. Because of these integrated technology features, this house won the CEDIA Best Integrated Home Worldwide 2016 Award.

Peters Fotodesign - Michael Christian Peters

Rafael Debreu

Photo Credit: Giles Ashford

Sliding doors which open to alfresco dining areas. Bringing the outdoors in.

Multiple, small details throughout this design create several focal points. Above and beyond what has been noted above…The walk in pantry, detailed specifically for the needs of our Client to the small, asymmetrical open shelf detail to the custom full height cherry and textured glass, pocket doors leading to the pantry and home office – framing the main kitchen area. Marc Fowler - Kitchen & Bathroom shots

Photos by Stephanie Wiley Photography

Kristin Sjaarda

Photos Courtesy of Sharon Risedorph

Lupe Clemente fotografia