Mid-century homes are defined by a kind of quiet openness. The designs from that era typically prioritize flow, light, and restraint, allowing the architecture to do the work instead of decoration. These designs suggest a conversation with the outdoors through their inclusion of large windows and sliders that blur the boundary between inside and outside. 

These beautiful aspects were muted in the former design, color palette and crowded layout. We performed an entire home update from exterior paint, landscaping, re-roofing, and updating the colors, textiles and furnishings of the home. On this project, we worked with what was already there and through the process of subtraction uncovered the home's hidden beauty. Click here for the full gallery.