Ternion is a composition of three independent villas in Kuwait. Variably stacked prismatic volumes create a porous-pixellated massing achieving a harmonious balance between the opposing ideals of privacy and community.
This private property, owned by a couple in their 30s and their three young children, underwent a significant renovation planned and managed by interior designer Karen Maimon.
The Tarrytown House injects a tone of modernity into an otherwise traditional, post-war neighborhood, and defines a private landscape as the center of this family home. Caught between a walled garden along the street and a central courtyard behind, the interior opens resolutely to the out-of-doors under a ubiquitous ceiling plane and is minimally contained by custom site-glazed window walls.
The Trigg Beach House is an original 1950’s weatherboard home, extended and renovated to accommodate a growing family of six. A stones throw from Trigg Beach the home now comprises of five bedrooms, three bathrooms, two living areas, a huge games room
Set into a steep hillside of Sullivan Canyon in Pacific Palisades, the San Remo Residence organizes stacked volumes towards the North with panoramic views of the natural landscape and the Getty beyond.
Wol Residence was designed for a family that loves entertaining and spending time with close friends and family.
Inspired by another mid-century modern home the client owned, this new residence represents a much larger 21st-century version built into the gently sloping hillside to take advantage of the sprawling hilltop views of the Sonoma valley.
This owner rebuilt her family house on the grounds of her childhood home. The unique design and challenging planning, by the mother and daughter team of designers – Sara and Nirit Frenkel
