Interior

Light, airy palette, grounded with richer, higher contrast wood accents. Counter overhang accommodates stools, waterfall edge is a great detail.

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Combination of shoji screens, full height glazing, white and rich wood palette, and large format tile floors provide a sense of tranquility.

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White concrete floor to increase thermal mass and regulate temperature while avoiding industrial appearance. If this is covered with lumber or tile flooring, will that reduce the homeostatic benefits? Is this something that can be done on the second floor?

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Adult version of the storage + nook combination

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Built-in storage w/ cozy nook (needs sliding ladder: http://www.bartelsdoors.com/products/library-ladders/sliding-ladders/)

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Vaulted, exposed beam ceilings. Sleek, long and low profile floor vents.

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Whimsical pulls in a period appropriate material.

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Wide vertical blinds. Warmth of white and wood balances out the cold concrete.

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Clerestory windows bring natural light into the home. Needs motorized shades to control light and heat.

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Open plan kitchen and living space with lofted ceiling and abundant storage.

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Minimalist lines with balanced warm palette of white, wood, concrete, and steel.

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Slatted wood ceiling

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Minimalist wood and white staircase

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Wood and glass staircase

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Built-in shelving and cabinetry.

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Glass railing with metal and wood frame, wood steps. Don't like metal supports holding steps, would be better cantilevered.

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