Originally a small two story, shingled bungalow set amidst an urban forest, this project involved major remodeling and enlargement of the interior spaces, and addition of two wings in order to clarify the interior layout and to add needed space, especially in the main living spaces. The small site and desire to not over-build the footprint, required a heroic effort to install a full basement under the existing house. Photos by David Simone.

Mid-sized mid-century modern master white tile and ceramic tile dark wood floor, brown floor, double-sink and tray ceiling bathroom photo in Other with louvered cabinets, white cabinets, a two-piece toilet, white walls, a drop-in sink, quartzite countertops, white countertops and a built-in vanity

Interior views of a "contemporary craftsman" home. Douglas Fir trim used throughout the home. Photos by David Simone
Example of an arts and crafts family room design in Other

Creative organization of space, maximizing daylight, inspired cabinetry and furnishings make this major remodel a beguiling home to walk into. Extraordinary clients, more often than not, make for extrordinary projects. This is one of those cases where an unassuming "ranch style" house was transformed. Photo by Neil Warne

This 3,500 SF "contemporary craftsman" utilizes horizontal lines and wide overhangs to accentuate the design. A masonry siding base, with stucco above, surrounding the entire house serves to anchor the house to its sloping site. The interior is very open with spaces flowing together, opening up long interior vistas and allowing strong connections to exterior patio spaces. Fine detailing and use of high quality materials is found throughout the home. Photos by David Simone

This 3,500 SF "contemporary craftsman" utilizes horizontal lines and wide overhangs to accentuate the design. A masonry siding base, with stucco above, surrounding the entire house serves to anchor the house to its sloping site. The interior is very open with spaces flowing together, opening up long interior vistas and allowing strong connections to exterior patio spaces. Fine detailing and use of high quality materials is found throughout the home. Photos by David Simone

Originally a small two story, shingled bungalow set amidst an urban forest, this project involved major remodeling and enlargement of the interior spaces, and addition of two wings in order to clarify the interior layout and to add needed space, especially in the main living spaces. The small site and desire to not over-build the footprint, required a heroic effort to install a full basement under the existing house. Photos by David Simone.

This 3,500 SF "contemporary craftsman" utilizes horizontal lines and wide overhangs to accentuate the design. A masonry siding base, with stucco above, surrounding the entire house serves to anchor the house to its sloping site. The interior is very open with spaces flowing together, opening up long interior vistas and allowing strong connections to exterior patio spaces. Fine detailing and use of high quality materials is found throughout the home. Photos by David Simone

This project features a collection of materials and forms reminiscent of Oregon farm buildings. Using a bit of artistic license the intent was to create a home that references the many utilitarian and aesthetic characteristics seen in the common vernacular of farm houses and farm buildings of western Oregon. Photos by Neil Warne

Interior views of a "contemporary craftsman" home. Douglas Fir trim used throughout the home. Photos by David Simone
Living room - craftsman living room idea in Other

Inspiration for a mid-sized 1960s master white tile and ceramic tile double-sink bathroom remodel in Other with louvered cabinets, white cabinets, a two-piece toilet, a drop-in sink, quartzite countertops, white countertops and a built-in vanity

This project features a collection of materials and forms reminiscent of Oregon farm buildings. Using a bit of artistic license the intent was to create a home that references the many utilitarian and aesthetic characteristics seen in the common vernacular of farm houses and farm buildings of western Oregon. Photos by Neil Warne

This project features a collection of materials and forms reminiscent of Oregon farm buildings. Using a bit of artistic license the intent was to create a home that references the many utilitarian and aesthetic characteristics seen in the common vernacular of farm houses and farm buildings of western Oregon. Photos by Neil Warne

Interior views of a "contemporary craftsman" home. Douglas Fir trim used throughout the home. Photos by David Simone
Arts and crafts hallway photo in Other

Originally a small two story, shingled bungalow set amidst an urban forest, this project involved major remodeling and enlargement of the interior spaces, and addition of two wings in order to clarify the interior layout and to add needed space, especially in the main living spaces. The small site and desire to not over-build the footprint, required a heroic effort to install a full basement under the existing house. Photos by David Simone.

Interior views of a "contemporary craftsman" home. Douglas Fir trim used throughout the home. Photos by David Simone
Inspiration for a craftsman dining room remodel in Other

This 3,500 SF "contemporary craftsman" utilizes horizontal lines and wide overhangs to accentuate the design. A masonry siding base, with stucco above, surrounding the entire house serves to anchor the house to its sloping site. The interior is very open with spaces flowing together, opening up long interior vistas and allowing strong connections to exterior patio spaces. Fine detailing and use of high quality materials is found throughout the home. Photos by David Simone

Creative organization of space, maximizing daylight, inspired cabinetry and furnishings make this major remodel a beguiling home to walk into. Extraordinary clients, more often than not, make for extrordinary projects. This is one of those cases where an unassuming "ranch style" house was transformed. Photo by Neil Warne

Interior views of a "contemporary craftsman" home. Douglas Fir trim used throughout the home. Photos by David Simone
Inspiration for a craftsman kitchen remodel in Other