Entryway - this home was a one level, 1,500 sf, home in San Francisco. Constructed in the 1930s, the project was very unique in its necessity to keep enough of the old San Francisco charm, while merging modern upgrades, a true labor of love. The home is now two stories, with 2,022 sf of living space.
Entryway
Kitchen - when the home was purchased it had a center patio, again typical of homes constructed in the 1930s, it also had some very interesting daisy wall paper.... Due to the homes attachment to adjacent homes , operable skylights were placed throughout to provide plenty of natural light.
Kitchen
Formal Dining Area, it was important to maintain the home's San Francisco charm. Both the crown molding and parquet floors were refurbished.
Formal Dining Area
Formal Dining Area
Kitchen
Kitchen
Main Living Area, in keeping with the charm of the home, both the fire place and parquet floor were refurbished.
Main Living Area
Guest Restroom, no more pink tiles, though there is always a place for them.
Child's Room
Master Suite - this was a new addition to the home, and wow what a project it turned out to be, significant structural work, as well as many haul outs of sand. Gorgeous.
Master Suite
Master Bath
View of the unique stair case leading from the upstairs into the garden.
Landscape design view from upper level deck.
