Creating a clean and modern aesthetic in your home doesn’t require a complete overhaul or an enormous budget. This timeless design approach focuses on simplicity, functionality, and carefully chosen elements that work together harmoniously.
Glass and steel are foundational elements that define the modern aesthetic. These materials have revolutionized home design, offering unparalleled opportunities for creating exteriors that are simultaneously bold, sleek, sophisticated. The integration of glass and steel allows architects and homeowners to achieve striking visual statements while maintaining structural integrity and functionality.
Art-filled homes are all the rage right now. Having original art pieces in your space can instantly add personality and vibrancy to any room, no matter the size.
The rebuilding of a detached house in Kiekrz was aimed to connect separated rooms into one multifunctional open space. All of the rooms located on the ground floor were parted by too many walls and in result they were quite dark and nonfunctional.
Though her work in real estate had brought her to countless bay area homes, our client knew something was different when she toured this 1920s fixer-upper in San Francisco’s Sea Cliff neighborhood.
Inspired by local farm buildings, the exterior at ground floor level is entirely masonry (knapped flint with steel corners) while the exterior at first floor level is clad in black timber. The ground floor of the Oak Lane house is separated into wings which define external spaces around the building.
