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Patio - traditional patio idea in Dallas

Watermark Residence was conceived as a “downsizing” project for Owners looking to transition from the home where they raised their family to a simpler lifestyle. The footprint and exterior massing of the single family condo was prescribed, but MMA wove new details into these constraints and was urged by the Owner to completely reinvent the interior experience. From the exterior, the home sits subtly on a corner lot, referencing the neighborhood in its style, but with a warmth and crispness that speaks also to the interiors. The primary goal of the project was to provide an open, inviting atmosphere of connected spaces that allowed natural light into all areas of the home. Upon entry, there is an immediate involvement in the daily activities with the living and dining rooms being the focal point, and a more intimate kitchen slightly out of view. Throughout the home, the idea of privacy and transparency plays an important role in the organization of spaces and materials chosen. More private corridors lead to intimate bedroom spaces and functional laundry and mudrooms. A two-floor, semi-transparent slat wall shields direct visibility from the street, while also providing connection between the entertaining spaces of the home. Combined with the white oak, open staircase, the movement between levels feels intuitive and inviting. A simple palette of materials, understated in their appearance but detailed in their execution, are threaded throughout the home. Gathering spaces are represented with open slats, grounding brick, white oak, and bright walls. Movement deeper into the house brings refined slat panels with integrated hardware at kitchen millwork, softly painted cabinetry, and warm tones of walnut in furniture elements. The most private spaces of the home further extrude the slat element into fluted panels, painted in deeper colors.

AJ Pierro Photography Beaufort County Premiere Home Builder Best of Houzz 2015 & 2016
Elegant kitchen photo in Atlanta with flat-panel cabinets

Renovation in Mill Valley, Marin. Photos: Jeff Zaruba. Bedroom.
Bedroom - country carpeted bedroom idea in San Francisco with gray walls

Photos by Audrey Hall
Inspiration for a rustic bathroom remodel with dark wood cabinets

Inspiration for a craftsman deck remodel in New York

AJ Pierro Photography Beaufort County Premiere Home Builder Best of Houzz 2015 & 2016
Patio - traditional patio idea in Charleston

Elegant home bar photo in Houston

Work space for Kids with ikea storage beneath

Watermark Residence was conceived as a “downsizing” project for Owners looking to transition from the home where they raised their family to a simpler lifestyle. The footprint and exterior massing of the single family condo was prescribed, but MMA wove new details into these constraints and was urged by the Owner to completely reinvent the interior experience. From the exterior, the home sits subtly on a corner lot, referencing the neighborhood in its style, but with a warmth and crispness that speaks also to the interiors. The primary goal of the project was to provide an open, inviting atmosphere of connected spaces that allowed natural light into all areas of the home. Upon entry, there is an immediate involvement in the daily activities with the living and dining rooms being the focal point, and a more intimate kitchen slightly out of view. Throughout the home, the idea of privacy and transparency plays an important role in the organization of spaces and materials chosen. More private corridors lead to intimate bedroom spaces and functional laundry and mudrooms. A two-floor, semi-transparent slat wall shields direct visibility from the street, while also providing connection between the entertaining spaces of the home. Combined with the white oak, open staircase, the movement between levels feels intuitive and inviting. A simple palette of materials, understated in their appearance but detailed in their execution, are threaded throughout the home. Gathering spaces are represented with open slats, grounding brick, white oak, and bright walls. Movement deeper into the house brings refined slat panels with integrated hardware at kitchen millwork, softly painted cabinetry, and warm tones of walnut in furniture elements. The most private spaces of the home further extrude the slat element into fluted panels, painted in deeper colors.

WaterMarkDBR, LLC
Inspiration for a timeless porch remodel in Dallas

AJ Pierro Photography Beaufort County Premiere Home Builder Best of Houzz 2015 & 2016
Kitchen - traditional kitchen idea in Charleston with flat-panel cabinets

Example of a classic l-shaped dark wood floor kitchen design in New York with recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances, white walls and an island

AJ Pierro Photography Beaufort County Premiere Home Builder Best of Houzz 2015 & 2016
Elegant patio photo in Charleston