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Ranch House Renovation
Ranch House Renovation
CA, United States
Project of the Day on Feb 17, 2015
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Ranch House Renovation
CA, United States
Project of the Day on Feb 17, 2015
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
The renovation embraced the existing character of the 1950s 3,500-square-foot ranch house, enhancing transparency while creating distinct spaces. The original design created a home beneath a long low-hipped roof, with several clerestories to bring light onto the interior.
LDP updated the kitchen and bathrooms, adding a wine cellar, redesigning an existing fireplace, a study, and multimedia room, and updating finishes and lighting throughout. By recladding the existing stone fireplace with steel, this major design feature helped transform the focus of the house. The clean design of the custom woodwork cabinetry and wall paneling increased the feeling of spaciousness. The master bathroom added a clerestory that terminated in a circular shower with a skylight. The shower has stone tile on the inside and is clad in standing seam copper at the exterior.
General Contractor: CitiDev
Landscape Architect: Chris Ford Landscape Architecture (CFLA)
Photography by Ken Gutmaker, www.kengutmaker.com
LDP updated the kitchen and bathrooms, adding a wine cellar, redesigning an existing fireplace, a study, and multimedia room, and updating finishes and lighting throughout. By recladding the existing stone fireplace with steel, this major design feature helped transform the focus of the house. The clean design of the custom woodwork cabinetry and wall paneling increased the feeling of spaciousness. The master bathroom added a clerestory that terminated in a circular shower with a skylight. The shower has stone tile on the inside and is clad in standing seam copper at the exterior.
General Contractor: CitiDev
Landscape Architect: Chris Ford Landscape Architecture (CFLA)
Photography by Ken Gutmaker, www.kengutmaker.com
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