This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

Los Altos Hillside Home is a ground-up residence in Los Altos, California, designed around clarity, restraint, and a strong connection to the landscape. Built into a steep hillside, the home steps with the terrain to minimize disruption while maximizing views, outdoor space, and access to the surrounding landscape. A single horizontal roofline unifies the composition, while large-format glazing wraps the perimeter and blurs the boundary between indoors and out. Private decks, shaded patios, and direct garden access extend the living spaces into the hillside. Throughout the home, a restrained palette of warm wood, dark metal, and smooth plaster creates a consistent architectural language, with deep overhangs, aligned ceilings and soffits, and integrated built-ins reinforcing the sense of calm and precision.

Luxurious "cube" of the historic building Habitat 67, our mandate consisted in designing both kitchen and bathroom and propose a design linked with the new owners taste. Afterward, our mission was stretched in the research and the specification of furnitures and accessories to finalize the layout of this apartment. Regarding the kitchen, we decided to go with a black matte finish cupboard doors which offers a wonderful constast with the orange counter top. It brings dynamism, youth and style in the entire space. In the same way, stainless steel appliances bring shine and light to this space. Furthermore, we can find different orange touches everywhere in this apartment, such as in the two armchairs, the bathroom furniture or with the Foscarini Lamp, ''Fly''. Sculptural, it shines brightly in the dining room and is highlighted by a black metal furniture and slate floor. A new fire place was also placed on a wall so that it could be seen from both the dining and the living room. Photo credit: Guillaume Gorini | Studio Point de vue

This former living room, dining room combination was transformed into a living room with craft area that opens into a home office. Living room furniture consists of sofa, swivel chair, wooden coffee table and end tables. Walls are beige with white trim. Oak hardwood flooring is accented by a black print area rug. Accessories include 2 table lamps, framed art, decorative pillows, green curtains as a window treatment. Open shelving bookcase holds decorative items and storage boxes.

Luxurious "cube" of the historic building Habitat 67, our mandate consisted in designing both kitchen and bathroom and propose a design linked with the new owners taste. Afterward, our mission was stretched in the research and the specification of furnitures and accessories to finalize the layout of this apartment. Regarding the kitchen, we decided to go with a black matte finish cupboard doors which offers a wonderful constast with the orange counter top. It brings dynamism, youth and style in the entire space. In the same way, stainless steel appliances bring shine and light to this space. Furthermore, we can find different orange touches everywhere in this apartment, such as in the two armchairs, the bathroom furniture or with the Foscarini Lamp, ''Fly''. Sculptural, it shines brightly in the dining room and is highlighted by a black metal furniture and slate floor. A new fire place was also placed on a wall so that it could be seen from both the dining and the living room. Photo credit: Guillaume Gorini | Studio Point de vue

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

Luxurious "cube" of the historic building Habitat 67, our mandate consisted in designing both kitchen and bathroom and propose a design linked with the new owners taste. Afterward, our mission was stretched in the research and the specification of furnitures and accessories to finalize the layout of this apartment. Regarding the kitchen, we decided to go with a black matte finish cupboard doors which offers a wonderful constast with the orange counter top. It brings dynamism, youth and style in the entire space. In the same way, stainless steel appliances bring shine and light to this space. Furthermore, we can find different orange touches everywhere in this apartment, such as in the two armchairs, the bathroom furniture or with the Foscarini Lamp, ''Fly''. Sculptural, it shines brightly in the dining room and is highlighted by a black metal furniture and slate floor. A new fire place was also placed on a wall so that it could be seen from both the dining and the living room. Photo credit: Guillaume Gorini | Studio Point de vue

Our clients had a very clear vision for what they wanted in a new home and hired our team to help them bring that dream to life. Their goal was to create a contemporary oasis. The main level consists of a courtyard, spa, master suite, kitchen, dining room, living areas, wet bar, large mudroom with ample coat storage, a small outdoor pool off the spa as well as a focal point entry and views of the lake. The second level has four bedrooms, two of which are suites, a third bathroom, a library/common area, outdoor deck and views of the lake, indoor courtyard and live roof. The home also boasts a lower level complete with a movie theater, bathroom, ping-pong/pool area, and home gym. The interior and exterior of the home utilizes clean lines and warm materials. It was such a rewarding experience to help our clients to truly build their dream. - Jacqueline Southby Photography

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.

The details make this bathroom remodel, and this close-up shows the fixtures at their best. A brushed nickel thermostatic valve with sculptural cube-shaped handles controls the shower, so the water temperature stays consistent and easy to adjust. Matching square-profile details carry through the wall-mounted tub spout and the handheld sprayer, with its flexible metal hose and wall-mounted outlet, for a cohesive, modern look. The fixtures are set against large-format charcoal porcelain tile with a soft, cloudy finish, which gives the wall depth and a clean, nearly seamless appearance. A light, marble-look tile with gentle veining wraps the adjoining wall, and the crisp white soaking tub below completes the contrast.

This renovation updates the home with a warm, modern material palette while retaining architectural character throughout. Natural wood, dark accents, warm metal finishes, neutral wall colors, and textured surfaces are repeated from room to room for consistency. The design also emphasizes existing volume and natural light, using exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, skylights, large windows, and open sightlines as key architectural features. Custom storage was incorporated throughout the home to improve function without adding visual clutter.