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| A wraparound deck and one of two outdoor living rooms give views of the foothills and the Pacific. "The original house had this little deck, with a little door, that was hanging off the mountain," says Smyth. "The land around it was a big weed field on a hill. This remodel really makes the home's design more current and reflective of the family living in the home today." |
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| Split-level steps lead to a formal dining room, where glass windows and nonobscuring balcony rail materials let in plenty of light. Sectionals: Ferla |
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| The glossy contemporary kitchen works hard for a family who entertains often. A walnut island base and hardwood floors warm up the space, which also has a sleek white lacquer bartop and a stainless island countertop. "Mike and Lauri love contemporary style, but they didn't want a home that felt cold and aloof," Smyth says. "We really worked hard to evoke the family's warmth and openness in the home's design." Island and bar top design: Lori Smyth Design and Bomo Design; bar stools: Soluzioni; backsplash: Walker Zanger (discontinued) |
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| "Being in the house is almost like a spa experience," Smyth says. You feel relaxed, and you just want to be there because it's so cozy and there's not a lot of knickknacks lying around. Rooms just flow into each other and although you're indoors, you always feel connected to the views and the living spaces outside." Bookcase: Lori Smyth Design (concept) and Bomo Design (drawings and execution); sofa: B&B Italia; chair: Vioski |
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| Zach's room expresses his creativity and musical inclinations without feeling too kitschy: An electric keyboard leans against a Bob Marley poster, and an electrical guitar and a yellow lounger are within arm's distance of each other. |
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| The clients realized that as the kids got older, they were spending less time at home, so they turned what had been a two-car garage into a game room. Before the remodel, Smyth says that Lauri lamented over how the kids spent more and more time away from the house. "She wanted a home that the kids wanted to bring their friends to. And now the kids love staying home and having their friends over." |
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decogirlmontreal.com
But then again, I'm guessing the owners have maids/cleaning service so they don't worry about that kind of ordinary stuff. Beautful to look at though....