Beautiful Home Restoration Inside and Out

When working on home restoration, it’s important to think about what works and doesn’t before taking anything out. Completing a complete home inspection before any demolition occurs is critical to ensure redesigning is taking place in conjunction with renovation and reconstruction.

Douglass – this San Francisco home was expanded, redesigned and repainted.

Douglass  House – Designed by Chr DAUER Architects

 

Its exterior was completely scraped before repainting.

Douglass – in comparison to this modern landscape, the colors lend itself well against the minimalistic facade.

 

Use of warm tones further brings in the natural elements of the surrounding environment and creates a soothing retreat.

Inside, the same calming effect is found in the “Great Kitchen” through the use of open spaces, recessed lights, pendant lighting over the island, and neutral colors.

Bringing the outdoors in is achieved through the use of large sliding glass doors.

The addition of windows in unexpected areas of the kitchen also helps brighten up the space.

Clean lines throughout add a modern flair to this renovation’s design, while hints of whimsy are found through the addition of glass in the cabinetry.

Tradition meets luxury in the open dining area as the hardwood flooring expands throughout, the neutral color tones continue to soothe, and plush furnishings invite.

Upon entering the living room, guests are greeted with a mix of modern furnishings and design coupled with traditional architecture.

The expansive windows throughout the living room illuminate the entire area.

The powder room contains all the traditional architectural flair including a pedestal sink, as well as molding throughout.

This San Francisco home wouldn’t be complete without a transitional staircase with a bookcase beneath.

The contemporary style children’s room on the second floor doesn’t disappoint, either, complete with large windows allowing for plenty of light, as well as built-in bookcases.

The renovation includes a modern bathroom with all the bells’ and whistles, including a rain shower.

The master bedroom on the second floor also features a traditional style coupled with a neutral color palette, as well as plenty of windows for natural lighting.

A “his and hers” closet is also an incredible addition to this renovation plan.

The old-style attic latter was removed for safety reasons and replaced with one that’s not only safer to climb, but also more aesthetically pleasing.

This renovation wouldn’t be complete without a transitional basement remodel. In this case, it transitions from a family room into a guest room.

The transitional deck is perfect for family barbecues, as well as large group entertaining. As you can see with this Douglass home renovation, there are many options you can consider before your next home remodeling project. It’s possible to make your next home beautiful from the inside and out, as well as from room to room.

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