This Formal Mediterranean style home was designed with a symmetrical front porch providing elegance and balance to the grand entryway. The interplay of roof lines creates an interesting visual effect for this sophisticated home.
This elegant Spanish Eclectic style home features ten foot wide art galleries on two floors within the main area, to accommodate the client’s extensive art collection. The spacious interior has high ceilings in both the library and the entryway.
This English Country home was designed to sit at an angle on the corner lot. Though unconventional in nature, it offered the maximum advantage for visualizing the sweeping views at the front of the property.
Front View
Side View
Concord
Classic
This
Classic American home touts all the details associated with the architectural
style. The stone accents and wood paneling perfectly compliments the selection
of dormer windows in the sunburst motif. A beautiful feature is the large
wrap around porch with double columns.
Front View
Rear View
Chaplin
Circle
The
Mediterranean style of this grand home created the effect of a “little
village”. A high level of architectural detail was necessary to
accommodate the prominent location and corner lot, which was highly visible
from both front and rear.
Front View - Before
Front View - After
Studio Addition from Outside
Studio Addition from Inside
Country
Cottage
Remodeling
this “little red house” posed some unique architectural challenges.
For one, the outside of the home is a Country Cottage, while the inside
is Tudor Manor style making it necessary to design based under those criteria.
Also, the art studio addition needed to be constructed at an off-angle
to the home in order to visually frame a large oak tree while looking
through the double wide doors.
Hillside
Drive
This
Country French style home was designed with additional angles to provide
an ample presence at the prominent end of a court location, atop a sloping
lot. Though very large, the architecture maintains a cozy look and feel.
Carriage
Hill
The
Contemporary Mediterranean style of this home in Pleasanton is the base
for some beautiful added features. Classic brick and Corbel detailing
was used to accent the tile roof, with a wrought iron balcony off the
second floor to oversee the hilltop views. The angled entryway was positioned
to open into the large vaulted ceilings of the main hall.
Before
After
Ranch
Remodel
Remodeling
this small Dublin home brought many benefits to the owners. The outside
façade provided an improvement in overall aesthetics of the home.
The extension of the overhang on the front porch provided sun protection
on the south facing rooms. The remodeling also included handicap accessible
entries into the home.