Nestled Up In The Trees In The Hollywood Hills Sits A Mid-Century Modern Home That Had An Outdated 80's Remodel. The Goal Was To Bring This Architectural Gem As Close To The Original Intent Of The Design, While Adding An Updated Modern Kitchen To Fit Todays Needs.
In The Sun Drenched Entry Room, The Idea Was To Use The View Of The Landscape As The Focal Point, Making The Inside More Like A Blank Canvas.
Bulky Window Dressings Were Removed To Showcased How Truly Bright This Room Was Originally meant to Feel. Also Using Flush Mount Modern Fixtures On The Lower Ceilings To Optimize Room Height.
The Open and Airy Living Room Boast 11ft Ceiling With a Large Floor to Ceiling Picturesque Window. A Ball and Chain Restoration Hardware Fixture Dangles From High Above. I Love The Way This Fixture Looks Hanging In The Center Of This Space.
Concrete Color Quarts And Complimentary Slate Tile Floors Nicely Play Off The Butcher Block Bar Resting Above.
In This Sun-drenched West Facing Room, We Had Professional Translucent Films Applied to The Interior And The Exterior Of The Windows. Cutting Down On Energy Cost By Keeping The Room Cooler, Without Compromising the View.
We Stained The Butcher Block A Deep Walnut Tone To Offset The Theme Of The White And Grey Throughout This Kitchen.