The world needs more artists, especially those who turn a mid-century home into a modern oasis.
From the tall grass decorating the front pathway to the paired-down yet comfortable interior, this home is an excellent example of modernism in architecture. It feels like this architect and his graphic artist partner didn’t let one inch of their home go without adding their personal touch.
While aiming for a comfy feeling, they added their creative touch with finishes, furnishing, and art. Using the fireplace as the focal point, the living room has an unexpected mix of pink cushions accenting green chairs.
Their collection of books lines the built-in bookshelves that run along a wall that passes through the kitchen. The impeccably designed modernist kitchen features Kitchen Aid appliances, a custom island, and Emser glass tile.
This is the best use of a den I’ve seen. The exposed beam ceiling gives this space depth and promotes creativity at work. And when you’re done with work, you can relax in one of the three bedrooms. Or maybe you’ll swim in your pool surrounded by verdant bamboo. This home last sold in 2004 for $910,000.
Listing courtesy of Dorothy Carter & Michael Orland – Keller Williams