The remodel included the home’s exterior and landscaping for a crisp yet inviting aesthetic inside and out.
Modern View, Los Altos
This full-home remodel maximizes the location’s scenic hilltop setting, opening the kitchen and main living spaces with vaulted ceilings that draw the eye to expansive views. A generous deck now extends the living area outdoors, accessed by near floor-to-ceiling panoramic doors. Custom millwork brings premium craftsmanship and material cohesion throughout the home—from the kitchen cabinetry with built-in coffee bar, to the walnut powder room vanity and custom bar in the den, to the enviable hall storage that enhances both function and flow.Custom walnut cabinetry adds warmth and seamless grain patterning.
Japanese Shinju tiles lend monotone depth and dimension.
Services
Powder room: new custom cabinets, plumbing, etc.
Laundry room
Exterior deck
Pool area & bath
Backyard landscaping
Interior & exterior paint; siding
Living room furniture
Kitchen relocation & remodel (including custom breakfast nook and coffee bar)
Vaulting of ceilings
Living room remodel, with fireplace relocation, panoramic doors
Primary bathroom: shower, tub, custom vanity, tile, paint
Materials
Walnut cabinetry
White quartz countertops
Hickory floors
Shinju ceramic tile (kitchen)
Ceramic tile (shower)
A custom ladder and rail provide easy access.
Aluminum-casement windows maximize views with a bright, open feel.
Smooth-glide panoramic doors enable al fresco dining year round.
A concealed pantry with built-in coffee bar diverts daytime traffic to a secondary space.
Busy mornings are made easier with coffee and tea supplies within easy reach, along with a pot-filler for instant boiling water.
A walnut bar area serves as a dedicated beverage station for entertaining.
A custom floating walnut vanity segues seamlessly into a built-in laundry cabinet.
The walk-in shower makes space-efficient use of an irregular corner.
Ceramic tile is planned and installed with mathematic precision to maintain uniform spacing and alignment across the multiple adjacent sides of hexagonal tile.