



The kitchen was relocated at the center of the space with visual connections toward both family spaces. The kitchen is a mix of Ikea cabinets and custom oak shelving with a Popham tile backsplash. Countertops are a mix of oak butcherblock and Caesarstone around the sink.



The master bedroom was expanded into a suite of layered spaces to create a small media room and a more secluded sleeping space. A terracotta-painted barn door separates the master suite from the living spaces. In the master suite, an open wood screen separates the sleeping space from the social space and conceals the television when not in use. Bleached white floors tie the spaces together and reflect light.
The daughter’s room enjoys a corner park view and glows from walls painted a pale yellow. Recessed and wall mounted wood shelving adds warmth to the tiled bathroom.




