Virgin Vineyard House
LAMAS Architecture Ltd
Stone wall detail drawings
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LAMAS Architecture Ltd
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
The exterior of the house was resided using Shou Sugi Ban Accoya barn wood vertical siding.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
Located up a long driveway and set back from the street, the residence features a gabled roof in the center of the structure with two “flat wings" on either side.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
In the entry porch, located underneath the gabled roof, transom windows let in natural light, while showcasing the signature 'Eichler' post-and-beam construction.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
The entry features a Dutch door, custom-designed by Gustave Carlson, and a recurring motif in his work.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
To enhance the sense of space, Gustave Carlson removed partitions and cleaned up the interior spaces, providing a backdrop for the homeowners' art collection featuring works by female artists.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
In the project room, Gustave Carlson designed a wall mounted storage unit inspired by artist Donald Judd.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
Now enclosed with a glass roof, the atrium has a verticality that enhances the feeling of expansiveness and floods the living area with natural light.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
In the atrium, the walls are an exterior western cedar siding, and interior sliding glass doors by Fleetwood add to the feeling of living outdoors.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
The materials palette consists of wood, cork and natural stone.
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David Duncan Livingston
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Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
The color palette of blues, corals, and yellows can be found throughout the home, unifying the various spaces.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
In the natural light-filled kitchen, Farrow & Ball's Hague Blue No. 30 adds a distinctive flair to the custom cabinetry, designed by Gustave Carlson. The central island has a black walnut wood top and custom steel legs.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
The residence has two children's bedrooms, each one containing a sleeping area and desk space.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
In one of two children's bedrooms, wallpaper—in a butterfly pattern from Schumacher—adds an uncharacteristic, yet fun and whimsical touch for an 'Eichler.'
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
In one of two children's bedrooms, the leaf wallpaper has a natural motif with the feel of a mid-century woodblock.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
In one of two children's bathrooms, featuring custom vanity and cabinets by Gustave Carlson, a new light well brings in natural light.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
The primary bedroom suite features a display ledge for rotating art and a barn door that encloses a small sitting area. Made from Western Red Cedar, both pieces were custom-designed by Gustave Carlson.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
In the guest bedroom, the Gustave Carlson-custom designed display ledge for rotating art is repeated. The Western Red Cedar features a natural stain finish.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
The primary bedroom's sitting area has floor-to-ceiling retractable glass doors from Fleetwood that frame the views to the garden and beyond.
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David Duncan Livingston
Gustave Carlson Design Skillfully Stewards an Unlikely Eichler
Gustave Carlson Design
Ceramic tile flooring is used throughout the primary bathroom.
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David Duncan Livingston
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