Martis Camp #246 - modern - exterior - san francisco

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by sagemodern

San Francisco - Bay Area, CA, US 94105 · 49 photos

Martis Camp #246

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Photography by Shaun Fenn | http://shaunfenn.com/

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lisa1975 wrote:

Can you tell me the stain color used on the exterior cedar siding? Thanks. »

Like · Comment · 8 months ago

sagemodern 90% Canyon Brown - 10% cedar transparent stain from duck back stains

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lisa1975 Thanks!

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This gorgeous nighttime photo shows the home's different levels; it also highlights how the structure uses the natural grade of the landscape to "step up the home," Warner says. The lower-level rooms (mudroom, garage and storage) were buried into the grade so that the upper level would be at grade and allow a better connection between the indoor and outdoor environment.

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Open and use of natural materials

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Muro

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270 view

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like mix of wood and stone,

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Love everything

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exterior

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nice place

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Mountain modern architecture

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Butterfly roof

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Windows' modern open concept

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Roof line mimics the slope of natural terrain :D

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I just love it! Cowboy of simple with style

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levels

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house accommodates grade

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Photography by Shaun Fenn | http://shaunfenn.com/

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House design

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HOUSE

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wood and stone

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lakehouse

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This house uses Lagos Blue Caeserstone and natural slate inside, alongside warm walnut-colored wood

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Windows

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cabin windows

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Same roof idea?

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Nice house

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Martins camp 246

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stepped levels

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Slight incline on roof for snow shedding? Stone work on side, glass, goes down a slope like our house

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multilevels

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colorado

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House on gentle slope

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Cabin

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nice style stone walls

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interesting "This gorgeous nighttime photo shows the home's different levels; it also highlights how the structure uses the natural grade of the landscape to "step up the home," Warner says. The lower-level rooms (mudroom, garage and storage) were buried into the grade so that the upper level would be at grade and allow a better connection between the indoor and outdoor environment."