Project posted by Michelle Lisac
Dining nook framed by pillows made from Zak + Fox fabric
We used Fireclay Glazed Brick in Klamath placed in a herringbone pattern to create texture.
The perimeter cabinets were finished in classic White Dove by Benjamin Moore and paired with a white oak island.
For the coffee bar, we used beautiful hand painted tile from Walker Zanger paired with cabinetry finished in Wolf Gray by Benjamin Moore.
The simplicity of the Folk Angular Cylinder Pendants pairs well with the geometric shapes of the Kokoro Chandelier by Troy Lighting.
We used soft organic shapes in the living room in mostly neutral tones with a bright pop of color in the goldenrod velvet Hollingworth sofa from Lulu & Georgia
We used tile to bring in texture once more, this time by selecting Zellige tile from Clé in Weathered White to bring interest to the fireplace surround.
We particularly love the Arteriors Terrace floor lamp that really brings warmth to the room.
The mantel and coffee table were custom made by local Santa Cruz woodworker, Oxford Design.
Credits
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Interior Design
Michelle Lisac Interior Design
Builder
Lisac Construction
Photographer
Ellen Vanessa Photography
From Michelle Lisac
Our latest endeavor involved the renovation of a 1960's home in San Jose. Inspired by the Japandi design movement, we sought to infuse this home with a rich blend of natural elements and intentional material selections.
Key highlights of our project include:
Kitchen Expansion: We extended the footprint of the kitchen, providing a more functional and inviting space for the homeowners.
Organic Details: To create a light, airy, and textured environment we introduced handmade tile along with ceramic pendants that brought organic warmth to the space.
The result is a harmonious fusion of modern sophistication and timeless charm, offering depth and interest to every corner of the home.
The photographer is Ellen Vanessa.