Benicia Home Complete Remodel

This entry sets the tone for the clients love of clean lines and functional spaces. The custom wall-hung demilune shelf has a soapstone top with a wrought iron base, complimenting the start rail and balusters.

This originally dark space is now opened to the dining room and allows more light in from the loft above. Two sofa's flank the updated fireplace wall and allows for comfortable seating and conversation.

Open concept living was the clients main objective along with maximizing the great water views. By removing walls, adding large arched openings and adding more doors and windows, the views can really be appreciated from the entry through the living room, dining room and kitchen. The stone walls and wrought iron railing and balusters compliment the warm and inviting furnishings.

The dining room is centrally located on the first level between the living room and kitchen. Removing walls and adding wide arched openings then cladding them with natural flagstone, brings warmth to this open concept space.

The panoramic water views are beautifully captured in this totally remodeled kitchen. The graphite colored walls seem to frame the views and is a great contrast with the marble backsplash and solid surface counters. The slightly bowed island is a perfect spot for the family gathering.

The warmth of the flagstone arched walls is a great contrast with the cool grey painted cabinets. The bank of cabinets with its dimensional offsets, allow for interest and function. The dark graphite painted walls give an illusion of a thick picture frame showcasing the clients wonderful water view.

This family room loft captures the expansive water views and allows for easy access to the wrap-around decks. New windows and doors have motorized shades making TV viewing glare-free with a touch of a button. The L-shape sectional with leather ottoman is a perfect comfy spot for this family of three.

The custom wrought iron staircase was designed to allow a wider walking space as the smooth railing and hammered balusters are installed on the outside of the stair beam vs. on the beam. The Ann Sacks tile risers and low pile carpet treads, complete this stunning look.

The clients wish list for this space allowed for an interesting layout for working behind the 42” high custom desk, viewing tv and for overnight guest to easily access the custom Murphy bed.  Walls are covered with a seamless linen wallcovering and gives the space warmth with a quiet sensibility.  

The client's daughter's study and craft room allows room to be studious and creative with plenty of work surface space and colored burlap-style cork board on 2 walls.

The neutral color palette in the Master Bedroom allows the couple to relax in a calming and tranquil space after a hectic day at work.

A pale palette of yellows and greys is accented with colorful floral art in this pre-teens bedroom. The crystal chandelier adds chicness and brightens up the space when needed.