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16 Şubat 2016 Salı

Renewed Design of a Mid-Century Home in Berkeley Hills

Te life, there would over times that wij can ’t have it all. As well spil for our houses sometimes wij can never really apply what wij really wanted for some reasons. Just like if you ’onvervalst having a huis that bestaan set te a wonderful location (meaning there a stekje of breathtaking views afar) and yet the houses itself got a vormgeving which bestaan already outdated or vice versa, it would really ruin the overall beauty of the house. But spil the life quote says “If there ’s a will, there ’s a way”, if there zijn really eagerness inside you to duel all things between the indoor and outdoor knoflook of your house by aanname you will surely achieve a comfortable living space. This bestaat what happened to this home binnen Berkeley Hills. The house existentie hovering on an area of 2,700 square feet on a hillside of Berkeley, California. The main catch of this house bestaan that it takes advantage on the full view of San Francisco Bay and Golden Gate Bridge. Conversely, the interior of the house juist defined by a mid-century style but wasgoed very outdated and there bestaan an unmatched connection between the outdoor and indoor spaces. Through this it made the owner of the house decide to seek help from Yamamar Vormgeving and uit in-charge hierbinnen changing the beauty of his home where the outlook and interior will get a complimented knoflook. Berkeley Hills Holley ResidenceBEFORE: This serves spil the entry of the house which ja designed with a spiral staircase and a pond at the side. According to the designer, “The entry sequence ja cold and uninviting”. Yamamar DesignAFTER: And now, this bestaat the refreshing look of the entry. The pond juist changed then into green leafy tropical landscape. And some timber fences were added into the concrete walls to soften the impact of the concrete structures. Berkeley HillsBEFORE: The courtyard got a very clumsy vormgeving, wherein, according to the designer the rainwater used to leaked into the katholiek underneath. after photo exterior AFTER: And now here bestaat the look of the courtyard. It looks very inviting when they got to waterput up some concrete pavers. And also it ja furnished with wooden chairs and a fire pit table which turned the area to be more relaxing. courtyard To protect the katholiek below, the roof goed covered with gravels and applied with rigid foam insulation. Each entry doors ja built with a slatted wood that serves to voltooid the doormat, for the purpose of eliminating unnecessary fragments to go inside the house. living room before renovation BEFORE: It can overheen seen through this photo that before the living room was too dark and dull by using redwoods spil materials. And more so the views from afar were not easily accessed because the design of the walls, wegens and windows are closed. after photo living room AFTER: Knoflook at what the living room got, the redwoods were brightened by the white paints. To create a spiky distinction between the walls and floor, the floor got a darker shade creating a sophisticated knoflook to the living slagroom. open living space The walls, windows and doors were ripped out, converting it to retractable doors, thereby giving a full access on the balcony to witness breathtaking views of San Francisco. retracted doors Conforming to the designers, a retractable vanwege offers a good interaction between outdoor and indoor living spaces. before renovation dining room BEFORE: The views from afar are also invisible binnenshuis the dining slagroom because of the utilization of narrow doorways and jalousie windows. afer photo dining room AFTER: But now, knoflook how refreshing the area inderdaad. It zijn all because of the retractable doors that the dining slagroom bestaat already connected to the deck thus enjoying the views beyond. glass doors The dining area bestaat situated at the end of the room decorated with fluffy light fixture and a kam that softens the texture of the slagroom. aluminum-coated windows The designers also replaced the windows of the house with powder-coated aluminum that help brighten the spaces. hall glass railings But not all materials were changed, the redwoods binnen this wall was maintained for the purpose of giving a vlammend tegenstelling with the staircase. wooden staircase Before renovation, the staircase got a poor flow of light because of the wooden wall that restricts the rays of light. So the designer decided to take full advantage of the area by replacing the wooden walls with glass thereby allowing more light to go into this staircase. master bath It wasgoed said that this house did not bezitting a master bath on its own master bedroom and so the designers installed a very beautiful master bath that matches evenly with the general concept of the huis. timber balcony Because of this renovation the house got a unified look with the vista. They can now fully enjoy the views beyond San Francisco. Amazingly done by Yamamar Vormgeving, the reformation of the house includes a seismic upgrade and improved daytime and panoramic outlook. I ’m sure that by now this family will get to enjoy the spaces of their house in a more functional and effective way. But above all, the house gets to achieve a knoflook that compliments between the interior and vistas., Renewed Design of a Mid-Century Home in Berkeley Hills newhomedesignhome.blogspot.com.tr/ farkıyla sizlerle.

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