View of master bathroom looking out onto ocean. (Photography: Chang Kim)
Inspiration for a coastal bathroom remodel in Los Angeles

The simple material palette of concrete floors, stucco exterior, Rhinezink panels and walnut cabinets was another strategy to keep the architecture focused on the site and place.

A straightforward composition of stucco, concrete and wood produced both a contemporary and warm respite in this urban setting. (Photography by Matthew Millman)

The main house is developed on two levels pulled along the north-south axis and houses most of the program. (Photography by Jeremy Bitterman.)
Inspiration for a small contemporary backyard concrete and rectangular lap pool remodel in Los Angeles

Oversized sliding glass doors pocket completely away to dissolve the physical boundaries between interior and exterior, creating an uninterrupted flow from the rear courtyard through the main living space to the pool area, all against the backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. (Photography: Miranda Brackett)

The massing defines solid and void, captures natural light, and connects the indoors with the landscape, seeking to 'experience the outdoors from within.' (Photography by: Matthew Millman)

The main dining / kitchen area opens up to a lush lawn complete with a bbq area and views of Mt. Tam. © Matthew Millman
Kitchen - contemporary kitchen idea in San Francisco

The parti of this modern home is a composition of simple volumes, creating distinct zones within the property. This separate wing houses a gym area and an office for the owner’s business. © Matthew Millman

Featuring floor-to-ceiling glass pivot doors and expansive glazing, the living room at this modern home is airy and light. © Matthew Millman
Living room - contemporary open concept living room idea in Houston

Materials such as Concrete, Rheinzink and Texas Limestone come together at the sculptural entrance. © Matthew Millman
Front door - contemporary front door idea in Houston

Oversized sliding glass doors pocket completely away to dissolve the physical boundaries between interior and exterior, creating an uninterrupted flow from the rear courtyard through the main living space to the pool area, all against the backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. (Photography: Miranda Brackett)

The main living space steps down from a concrete plinth onto a wood floor that extends outdoors to a wood deck and anchored by a linear fire element © Matthew Millman

Moving north, the spaces become more public, leading to the open dining and living space where north facing floor to ceiling glass and sliding doors open to the pool, courtyard and lush landscape views. (Photography by Jeremy Bitterman.)

Modern hilltop house with expansive views of the Bay Area... The upper concrete terrace look out over the mirror surface of an infinity edge lap pool hovering two inches above deck level. © Matthew Millman

The heart of the house is a double-height great room encompassing family living, dining and kitchen. The palette throughout the house juxtaposes white plaster, natural grey poured concrete, and dark wood cabinets. Custom design elements include a long white rectangular kitchen workspace with a top that slides back to become a counter. © Matthew Millman

The entry sequence was designed to create privacy: a mature olive tree sits in the entry courtyard, providing small glimpses of the Ocean beyond while entering the house. (Photography: Chang Kim)

At the basement level, a wine cellar and tasting room open to a sunken landscaped courtyard. (Photography by: Joe Fletcher)
Wine cellar - modern concrete floor and gray floor wine cellar idea in San Francisco

The heart of the house is a double-height great room encompassing family living, dining and kitchen. Featuring floor-to-ceiling glass pivot doors and expansive glazing, the dining room at this modern home is airy and light. © Matthew Millman

In the main living area, bold floor-to-ceiling glass-doors define the room. (Photography by Matthew Millman)
Inspiration for a contemporary gray floor living room remodel in Los Angeles with gray walls and a tv stand