Mid-Century Modern
So much of this midcentury modern home’s functionality and feel start with its layout: it wraps around an intimate backyard, from which daylight flows into almost every room.
The single-story open floor plan makes the most of the daylighting. From the spacious living room to the sleek kitchen, quality materials that include quartz, marble, and oak come together in a simple, elegant aesthetic.
The choice of an induction stove was intentional here: there is no gas usage in the entire home. Instead, it pushes toward California’s all-electric building future with an electric heating and cooling system supported by solar panels.
The choice of an induction stove was intentional here: there is no gas usage in the entire home. Instead, it pushes toward California’s all-electric building future with an electric heating and cooling system supported by solar panels.
Full length glass sliding doors connect the indoor and outdoor spaces.
Full length glass sliding doors connect the indoor and outdoor spaces.
Even the three bedrooms along the South side of the home enjoy backyard views through the floor-to-ceiling glass walls.
Even the three bedrooms along the South side of the home enjoy backyard views through the floor-to-ceiling glass walls.
