Reflecting the client’s whimsical personality & green ideals, we combined modern design with a Craftsman exterior. From the outset green choices were paramount, including efficient heating/cooling/lighting systems, recycled woods & formaldehyde-free kitchen panels. Every room combines luxurious, colorful modernism with an extensive ethnic artifacts collection. By eliminating walls, open space planning & huge pivoting doors encourage dynamic flow between the interior & Venice Canal waterfront.

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Natural Red Birch cabinetry, no added formaldehyde, no VOCs, Greenguard for Schools certified Backsplash: glazed reclaimed brick
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This reinterpretation of the classic American Foursquare features a floor plan for modern family living and 21st-c. energy efficiency and technology. The home is right-sized for a family of 6, and designed to be healthy, efficient, affordable, and a complement to its neighborhood. As a Passive House, it uses only about a tenth of the heating and cooling energy of a built-to-code home, and about 70% less energy overall; it is also designed to be Zero Energy Ready, meaning that with the addition of a solar electric array, the house can produce as much energy as it uses. Indoor air quality and occupant health are a primary objective as well, so no-added-formaldehyde panel materials, no-VOC, non-toxic paints, and Greenguard certified sealants, caulks, and adhesives were used along with a continuous demand-controlled ventilation system to provide superior air quality.

Certified Built Green 95% Efficient Forced Air Furnace (A/C Ready) Blown-In Insulation + Low VOC paints Formaldehyde free millwork and cabinets Energy efficient lighting fixtures

Entry foyer featuring no added urea-formaldehyde MDF ship lap paneling by Nantucket Beadboard and Woodwrights Wide Plank white oak flooring finished with zero-VOC Woca oil to promote healthy indoor air quality. Zero VOC Harmony paint by Sherwin-Williams. Houston entry door hardware by Baldwin.

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Double height entry foyer featuring no added urea-formaldehyde (NAUF) beadboard paneling, zero VOC Sherwin Williams Harmony paint, and Woodwrights Wide Plank white oak flooring with zero-VOC natural finish to promote healthy indoor air quality.

Part of an expansive total basement renovation. This area highlights the new staircase and exercise area. Sono flooring was used. It is made of a waterproof ceramic composite core. Sono products are made in compliance with the California Air Resources Board (CARB) Airborne Toxic Control Measures (ATCM) Phase II standards, and are both GreenGuard Gold and Blue Angel certified..SONO products have ultra-low VOC emissions and do not contain formaldehyde, plasticizers or phthalates.

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