This home was originally built in 1950 and was renovated and redesigned to capture its traditional Woodland roots, while also capturing a sense of a clean and contemporary design. Photos by: Farrell Scott

This home was originally built in 1950 and was renovated and redesigned to capture its traditional Woodland roots, while also capturing a sense of a clean and contemporary design. Photos by: Farrell Scott

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Even as an intimate greeting space, the foyer offers visitors an impressive view of what lies ahead. Repeating materials and a neutral color scheme give the home a sense of flow that feels as natural as the surfaces themselves. Bobbie found the vintage Turkish rug at auction, while the sideboard was inherited from Matthew's grandmother. With regard to the home's nearly pristine interior, there was not much work to be done. "Making [the house] ours was really a process of filling it with things we love, and not modifying the existing structure," says Bobbie. Adrienne DeRosa Photography © 2013 Houzz

This home was originally built in 1950 and was renovated and redesigned to capture its traditional Woodland roots, while also capturing a sense of a clean and contemporary design. Photos by: Farrell Scott

A 1950's home gets a big update with new fencing, arbors, rear deck, and front gate. Working with a skilled finish carpenter, we created a beautiful new fence to enclose this family-friendly yard. A small lawn provides space to play and enjoy, while California natives and complimentary shrubs surround the yard. Mature trees are protected with natural wood chip mulch. Rock mulch surrounds the 5-foot perimeter of the house with a few low fuel plants for a fire-safe landscape appropriate to the California foothills.

This home was originally built in 1950 and was renovated and redesigned to capture its traditional Woodland roots, while also capturing a sense of a clean and contemporary design. Photos by: Farrell Scott

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This project was a 6,800 square foot addition to a 1950s ranch home in Amarillo and it’s loaded with character. The remodeled spaces include new bedrooms, bathrooms, a kitchen, bar, wine room and other living areas. There are some very unique touches found in this remodel such as the custom stained glass windows of the homeowner’s family crest.

This home was originally built in 1950 and was renovated and redesigned to capture its traditional Woodland roots, while also capturing a sense of a clean and contemporary design. Photos by: Farrell Scott

This home was originally built in 1950 and was renovated and redesigned to capture its traditional Woodland roots, while also capturing a sense of a clean and contemporary design. Photos by: Farrell Scott

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This project was a 6,800 square foot addition to a 1950s ranch home in Amarillo and it’s loaded with character. The remodeled spaces include new bedrooms, bathrooms, a kitchen, bar, wine room and other living areas. There are some very unique touches found in this remodel such as the custom stained glass windows of the homeowner’s family crest.

This project was a 6,800 square foot addition to a 1950s ranch home in Amarillo and it’s loaded with character. The remodeled spaces include new bedrooms, bathrooms, a kitchen, bar, wine room and other living areas. There are some very unique touches found in this remodel such as the custom stained glass windows of the homeowner’s family crest.

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This home was originally built in 1950 and was renovated and redesigned to capture its traditional Woodland roots, while also capturing a sense of a clean and contemporary design. Photos by: Farrell Scott

This home was originally built in 1950 and was renovated and redesigned to capture its traditional Woodland roots, while also capturing a sense of a clean and contemporary design. Photos by: Farrell Scott

We wanted to give them a design that brought lots of natural light, while attempting to get the best views from downtown. We were careful to add bedroom windows in a way that would avoid a view of roofs, vents and chimneys. We achieved this with the large south facing windows which provide views of trees and sky but are well shaded from direct sunlight in the summer months. We created a master bathroom that included a double vanity, large walk-in shower, private water closet and linen storage closet. We met storage goals by adding a master closet that is almost as large as the original bedrooms in the house.

This home was originally built in 1950 and was renovated and redesigned to capture its traditional Woodland roots, while also capturing a sense of a clean and contemporary design. Photos by: Farrell Scott