Project posted by dSPACE Studio
Skylight House
Living Room
Living Room
Custom walnut cabinetry unifies the home, and the millwork is intricately detailed to conceal everyday necessities such as the television, kitchen pantry and desk, and the master bedroom wardrobe.
Breakfast Nook
Breakfast Nook
Kitchen
The kitchen was relocated to a north wall, allowing for even more openings to be cut into the south elevation.
The home's circulation is organized around a three-story triangular atrium capped with a glass pyramid skylight, flooding the interior with natural light.
A sculptural steel and wood staircase is suspended in the 3-story atrium, and a custom chandelier, engineered to hang from the skylight, floats in the full height of the open space.
Lounge
Custom Steel End Table
Master Bedroom
Custom Walnut Cabinetry in Master Bedroom
Custom Walnut Cabinetry in Master Bedroom
Master Bathroom
To make up for lost space, every inch was carefully considered. For example, standard 5-inch thick walls were reduced to 1/2-inch frosted glass between the master bathroom and hallway.
Lofted Kid's Play Area
Custom Walnut Built-In Dry Bar
Powder Room
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Details
Square Feet
5727
Lot Size
3000
Bedrooms
5
Full Baths
4
Partial Baths
1
Credits
Posted by
Architect
Interior Design
Hickman Design Associates
Landscape Design
McKay Landscape Architects
Builder
Goldberg General Contracting
Photographer
Tony Soluri
Awards
From dSPACE Studio
This modernist brick home built 1979 stands in playful contrast to its neighboring historic row homes. The new owners, a young couple with a growing family, wanted a total renovation with an open the floor plan filled with natural light, as well as a new third floor addition with a master suite, spa-like bathroom, media room and sun deck. Program requirements included five bedrooms, contemporary kitchen, children’s play space, and ample space for art.