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Wright ResidentialLocated in Sonoma on 2.5 acres with sweeping canyon views, our client's home was built on a long, rectangular lot in 1972. They had owned it for just over ten years and used it for weekend escapes and entertaining. The home burnt down during the 2017 Tubbs fire, and our firm was engaged to design the rebuild. The site did not offer much wiggle room for a new footprint, given the flat bench area that had been graded into a steep hillside when the original subdivision and road were developed. This resulted in a plan that would mostly remain the same; a linear rectangle designed to fit between the driveway and the pool.
The primary site strategy move was to change the front entry from the driveway end of the site to the middle of the rectangle, improving the privacy between the master bedroom and public space. We were also able to add a partial second floor to relocate the guest bedrooms from the main level upstairs, thereby enlarging the entertaining spaces to expand graciously to the pool (which remained undamaged). A large pantry and kitchen area were also essential.
Fireproof materials include fiber cement board siding and soffits, standing seam metal roofing, and concrete slab porch floors which do not catch embers underneath. The renovated pool was outfitted for fire prevention.
The interiors showcase light and distant views and connect seamlessly to the flat areas outside, providing ample space for entertaining year-round and the clients' two springer spaniels.
Materials:
• HardiePlank and board for firesafe siding, panels, trim, per CalFire WUI approved exterior wall siding and sheathing
• Town & Country fireplace
• Western Window Systems and Loewen Doors/Windows
• Thermador appliances
• Flooring: Brushed & Aged French Oak Hardwood Flooring - Mediterranean Kerrew French Oak,
• StoneK2 Black Pearl Ledgestone,
• Utopia Series Florence Hot Tub
Wine Cellar InnovationsThis Designer Series project was a labor of love. William S has this to say about the project:
"1. The wine racks arrived in relatively undamaged boxes, all wood was in good condition, and the boxes were nicely placed in my garage by the delivery folks. My project was in the basement, so it was easy for me to move them individually from the garage to the project location.
2. As I ordered a number of racks, I also received the compressor and nail gun as a bonus, which I then used for assembly, It made the job very easy and I couldn't imagine anyone doing this with a hammer and nails. As well, I used the nail gun in other areas of my cellar project, so it was a great bonus to have for the entire project.
3. Assembly was easy; but, you needed the right tools. I have a power mitre saw and table saw, so that made the difference for me on some of the trim and detail work. I did manage to make a mistake on one trim corner angle; but, your customer service took care of that and sent me a new piece that I then knew how to do correctly.
4. My project took many steps - from layout, to picking the right look with the wall and ceiling products to support it, the rack assembly and installation, then the final installation with the wine room cooling unit, and then the wine. There are still some things I need to do; but, for now, it is a fully functional wine cellar and I think the racks are wonderful.
The attached pictures take you through my project for a ~250 cu ft cellar - nearly start to finish. Today, the room is holding about 200 bottles (capacity 500) and the room is a solid 55F and 65% RH. The racks are natural and unfinished and I love the smell of the wood and outcome. I may add some additional features down the road."
Wright ResidentialLocated in Sonoma on 2.5 acres with sweeping canyon views, our client's home was built on a long, rectangular lot in 1972. They had owned it for just over ten years and used it for weekend escapes and entertaining. The home burnt down during the 2017 Tubbs fire, and our firm was engaged to design the rebuild. The site did not offer much wiggle room for a new footprint, given the flat bench area that had been graded into a steep hillside when the original subdivision and road were developed. This resulted in a plan that would mostly remain the same; a linear rectangle designed to fit between the driveway and the pool.
The primary site strategy move was to change the front entry from the driveway end of the site to the middle of the rectangle, improving the privacy between the master bedroom and public space. We were also able to add a partial second floor to relocate the guest bedrooms from the main level upstairs, thereby enlarging the entertaining spaces to expand graciously to the pool (which remained undamaged). A large pantry and kitchen area were also essential.
Fireproof materials include fiber cement board siding and soffits, standing seam metal roofing, and concrete slab porch floors which do not catch embers underneath. The renovated pool was outfitted for fire prevention.
The interiors showcase light and distant views and connect seamlessly to the flat areas outside, providing ample space for entertaining year-round and the clients' two springer spaniels.
Materials:
• HardiePlank and board for firesafe siding, panels, trim, per CalFire WUI approved exterior wall siding and sheathing
• Town & Country fireplace
• Western Window Systems and Loewen Doors/Windows
• Thermador appliances
• Flooring: Brushed & Aged French Oak Hardwood Flooring - Mediterranean Kerrew French Oak,
• StoneK2 Black Pearl Ledgestone,
• Utopia Series Florence Hot Tub
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Wright ResidentialLocated in Sonoma on 2.5 acres with sweeping canyon views, our client's home was built on a long, rectangular lot in 1972. They had owned it for just over ten years and used it for weekend escapes and entertaining. The home burnt down during the 2017 Tubbs fire, and our firm was engaged to design the rebuild. The site did not offer much wiggle room for a new footprint, given the flat bench area that had been graded into a steep hillside when the original subdivision and road were developed. This resulted in a plan that would mostly remain the same; a linear rectangle designed to fit between the driveway and the pool.
The primary site strategy move was to change the front entry from the driveway end of the site to the middle of the rectangle, improving the privacy between the master bedroom and public space. We were also able to add a partial second floor to relocate the guest bedrooms from the main level upstairs, thereby enlarging the entertaining spaces to expand graciously to the pool (which remained undamaged). A large pantry and kitchen area were also essential.
Fireproof materials include fiber cement board siding and soffits, standing seam metal roofing, and concrete slab porch floors which do not catch embers underneath. The renovated pool was outfitted for fire prevention.
The interiors showcase light and distant views and connect seamlessly to the flat areas outside, providing ample space for entertaining year-round and the clients' two springer spaniels.
Materials:
• HardiePlank and board for firesafe siding, panels, trim, per CalFire WUI approved exterior wall siding and sheathing
• Town & Country fireplace
• Western Window Systems and Loewen Doors/Windows
• Thermador appliances
• Flooring: Brushed & Aged French Oak Hardwood Flooring - Mediterranean Kerrew French Oak,
• StoneK2 Black Pearl Ledgestone,
• Utopia Series Florence Hot Tub
Wright ResidentialLocated in Sonoma on 2.5 acres with sweeping canyon views, our client's home was built on a long, rectangular lot in 1972. They had owned it for just over ten years and used it for weekend escapes and entertaining. The home burnt down during the 2017 Tubbs fire, and our firm was engaged to design the rebuild. The site did not offer much wiggle room for a new footprint, given the flat bench area that had been graded into a steep hillside when the original subdivision and road were developed. This resulted in a plan that would mostly remain the same; a linear rectangle designed to fit between the driveway and the pool.
The primary site strategy move was to change the front entry from the driveway end of the site to the middle of the rectangle, improving the privacy between the master bedroom and public space. We were also able to add a partial second floor to relocate the guest bedrooms from the main level upstairs, thereby enlarging the entertaining spaces to expand graciously to the pool (which remained undamaged). A large pantry and kitchen area were also essential.
Fireproof materials include fiber cement board siding and soffits, standing seam metal roofing, and concrete slab porch floors which do not catch embers underneath. The renovated pool was outfitted for fire prevention.
The interiors showcase light and distant views and connect seamlessly to the flat areas outside, providing ample space for entertaining year-round and the clients' two springer spaniels.
Materials:
• HardiePlank and board for firesafe siding, panels, trim, per CalFire WUI approved exterior wall siding and sheathing
• Town & Country fireplace
• Western Window Systems and Loewen Doors/Windows
• Thermador appliances
• Flooring: Brushed & Aged French Oak Hardwood Flooring - Mediterranean Kerrew French Oak,
• StoneK2 Black Pearl Ledgestone,
• Utopia Series Florence Hot Tub
Wright ResidentialLocated in Sonoma on 2.5 acres with sweeping canyon views, our client's home was built on a long, rectangular lot in 1972. They had owned it for just over ten years and used it for weekend escapes and entertaining. The home burnt down during the 2017 Tubbs fire, and our firm was engaged to design the rebuild. The site did not offer much wiggle room for a new footprint, given the flat bench area that had been graded into a steep hillside when the original subdivision and road were developed. This resulted in a plan that would mostly remain the same; a linear rectangle designed to fit between the driveway and the pool.
The primary site strategy move was to change the front entry from the driveway end of the site to the middle of the rectangle, improving the privacy between the master bedroom and public space. We were also able to add a partial second floor to relocate the guest bedrooms from the main level upstairs, thereby enlarging the entertaining spaces to expand graciously to the pool (which remained undamaged). A large pantry and kitchen area were also essential.
Fireproof materials include fiber cement board siding and soffits, standing seam metal roofing, and concrete slab porch floors which do not catch embers underneath. The renovated pool was outfitted for fire prevention.
The interiors showcase light and distant views and connect seamlessly to the flat areas outside, providing ample space for entertaining year-round and the clients' two springer spaniels.
Materials:
• HardiePlank and board for firesafe siding, panels, trim, per CalFire WUI approved exterior wall siding and sheathing
• Town & Country fireplace
• Western Window Systems and Loewen Doors/Windows
• Thermador appliances
• Flooring: Brushed & Aged French Oak Hardwood Flooring - Mediterranean Kerrew French Oak,
• StoneK2 Black Pearl Ledgestone,
• Utopia Series Florence Hot Tub
Wright ResidentialLocated in Sonoma on 2.5 acres with sweeping canyon views, our client's home was built on a long, rectangular lot in 1972. They had owned it for just over ten years and used it for weekend escapes and entertaining. The home burnt down during the 2017 Tubbs fire, and our firm was engaged to design the rebuild. The site did not offer much wiggle room for a new footprint, given the flat bench area that had been graded into a steep hillside when the original subdivision and road were developed. This resulted in a plan that would mostly remain the same; a linear rectangle designed to fit between the driveway and the pool.
The primary site strategy move was to change the front entry from the driveway end of the site to the middle of the rectangle, improving the privacy between the master bedroom and public space. We were also able to add a partial second floor to relocate the guest bedrooms from the main level upstairs, thereby enlarging the entertaining spaces to expand graciously to the pool (which remained undamaged). A large pantry and kitchen area were also essential.
Fireproof materials include fiber cement board siding and soffits, standing seam metal roofing, and concrete slab porch floors which do not catch embers underneath. The renovated pool was outfitted for fire prevention.
The interiors showcase light and distant views and connect seamlessly to the flat areas outside, providing ample space for entertaining year-round and the clients' two springer spaniels.
Materials:
• HardiePlank and board for firesafe siding, panels, trim, per CalFire WUI approved exterior wall siding and sheathing
• Town & Country fireplace
• Western Window Systems and Loewen Doors/Windows
• Thermador appliances
• Flooring: Brushed & Aged French Oak Hardwood Flooring - Mediterranean Kerrew French Oak,
• StoneK2 Black Pearl Ledgestone,
• Utopia Series Florence Hot Tub
Wright ResidentialLocated in Sonoma on 2.5 acres with sweeping canyon views, our client's home was built on a long, rectangular lot in 1972. They had owned it for just over ten years and used it for weekend escapes and entertaining. The home burnt down during the 2017 Tubbs fire, and our firm was engaged to design the rebuild. The site did not offer much wiggle room for a new footprint, given the flat bench area that had been graded into a steep hillside when the original subdivision and road were developed. This resulted in a plan that would mostly remain the same; a linear rectangle designed to fit between the driveway and the pool.
The primary site strategy move was to change the front entry from the driveway end of the site to the middle of the rectangle, improving the privacy between the master bedroom and public space. We were also able to add a partial second floor to relocate the guest bedrooms from the main level upstairs, thereby enlarging the entertaining spaces to expand graciously to the pool (which remained undamaged). A large pantry and kitchen area were also essential.
Fireproof materials include fiber cement board siding and soffits, standing seam metal roofing, and concrete slab porch floors which do not catch embers underneath. The renovated pool was outfitted for fire prevention.
The interiors showcase light and distant views and connect seamlessly to the flat areas outside, providing ample space for entertaining year-round and the clients' two springer spaniels.
Materials:
• HardiePlank and board for firesafe siding, panels, trim, per CalFire WUI approved exterior wall siding and sheathing
• Town & Country fireplace
• Western Window Systems and Loewen Doors/Windows
• Thermador appliances
• Flooring: Brushed & Aged French Oak Hardwood Flooring - Mediterranean Kerrew French Oak,
• StoneK2 Black Pearl Ledgestone,
• Utopia Series Florence Hot Tub
Wright ResidentialLocated in Sonoma on 2.5 acres with sweeping canyon views, our client's home was built on a long, rectangular lot in 1972. They had owned it for just over ten years and used it for weekend escapes and entertaining. The home burnt down during the 2017 Tubbs fire, and our firm was engaged to design the rebuild. The site did not offer much wiggle room for a new footprint, given the flat bench area that had been graded into a steep hillside when the original subdivision and road were developed. This resulted in a plan that would mostly remain the same; a linear rectangle designed to fit between the driveway and the pool.
The primary site strategy move was to change the front entry from the driveway end of the site to the middle of the rectangle, improving the privacy between the master bedroom and public space. We were also able to add a partial second floor to relocate the guest bedrooms from the main level upstairs, thereby enlarging the entertaining spaces to expand graciously to the pool (which remained undamaged). A large pantry and kitchen area were also essential.
Fireproof materials include fiber cement board siding and soffits, standing seam metal roofing, and concrete slab porch floors which do not catch embers underneath. The renovated pool was outfitted for fire prevention.
The interiors showcase light and distant views and connect seamlessly to the flat areas outside, providing ample space for entertaining year-round and the clients' two springer spaniels.
Materials:
• HardiePlank and board for firesafe siding, panels, trim, per CalFire WUI approved exterior wall siding and sheathing
• Town & Country fireplace
• Western Window Systems and Loewen Doors/Windows
• Thermador appliances
• Flooring: Brushed & Aged French Oak Hardwood Flooring - Mediterranean Kerrew French Oak,
• StoneK2 Black Pearl Ledgestone,
• Utopia Series Florence Hot Tub
Sun Control of MinnesotaCustom look achieved with 3M frosted window film
Sun Control of Minnesota is a family owned and operated business that offers Professional Window Tinting Services. We first started out in one office with two part time installers, and we have now grown our business with over 15 employees badge-1980and four different locations in the metro area. We continue to expand our relationships with customers, as well as our service and quality of work.
We offer a complete line of Window Tinting services for Automotive, Commercial, Residential, & Marine applications. Our products include Decorative Frost Films, for glass enhancement; Safety/ Security Films, for Anti-Theft and Blast Protection; and 3M Paint Protection Film, for Automotive Rock Chip Prevention.
We focus on helping our customers reduce damaging UV rays, excessive solar heat gain, and glare from their interior spaces. UV rays, solar heat, and visible light are the main contributors to fading concerns in homes. Window Film reduces these elements to provide a beautiful view without having to close out the natural sunlight with a shade or blind. We provide the quality that competitors can’t even touch.
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Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Chaney ArchitectsThe ground floor volumes wrapped in an elongated hand-fired brick, emphasizing the horizontality of the architecture that lays solidly on the land.
(Photography by: Matthew Millman)
Stonelace DesignsOriginally, the exterior of the Napa ranch residence was a standard knocked down stucco finish. We covered over the entire exterior of the house with a natural plaster product that has been made in Italy for centuries, known as Rialto or Vero. This product is a combination of slaked lime mixed with 60% reconstituted crushed marble dust. Quarried from the legendary Carrara marble mines. The finish itself is a vertically combed striated texture embedded into the plaster. While it cures, a transparent group of patinas are applied to the stone-like plaster substance to create a look of an aged villa.
ILT VignocchiWeeping mortared joints
This is an example of a large traditional full sun backyard stone formal garden in Chicago for summer.
This is an example of a large traditional full sun backyard stone formal garden in Chicago for summer.
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