Andrew Mann Architecture: Defining Spaces Through Light and Craft
Andrew Mann Architecture
Wine Country Estate: Exterior materials and interior finishes are neutral in color, but luxurious in texture; light fixtures and architectural hardware act almost like elegant jewelry highlights throughout the house.
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Matthew Millman Photography
Andrew Mann Architecture: Defining Spaces Through Light and Craft
Andrew Mann Architecture
Wine Country Estate: The home's interior is decorated with simple earthy tones to complement the view.
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Matthew Millman Photography
Andrew Mann Architecture: Defining Spaces Through Light and Craft
Andrew Mann Architecture
Wine Country Estate: The luxurious wine country escape offers a depth of texture and materials in every room, including the primary bathroom.
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Matthew Millman Photography
Andrew Mann Architecture: Defining Spaces Through Light and Craft
Andrew Mann Architecture
Wine Country Estate: The airy pavilion provides protection from the sun, while maintaining the contemporary style of the house by matching its minimal palette.
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Matthew Millman Photography
Andrew Mann Architecture: Defining Spaces Through Light and Craft
Andrew Mann Architecture
Wine Country Estate: The guest house features an outdoor fireplace where the homeowner and guests can enjoy the mountain views on crisp autumn nights.
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Matthew Millman Photography
Andrew Mann Architecture: Defining Spaces Through Light and Craft
Andrew Mann Architecture
Sonoma Retreat: The team decided to keep the original midcentury modern wood ceilings in the living room and chose to reconfigure the U-shaped layout of the kitchen by removing a wall separating the space from the dining room and living room and creating two runs of counters centered around a marble-wrapped island.
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David Wakely Photography
Andrew Mann Architecture: Defining Spaces Through Light and Craft
Andrew Mann Architecture
Sonoma Retreat: Statuary honed Calacatta marble cascades over the island in the kitchen, which can be seen as you walk through the front entrance.The design focus for this wine country getaway was to allow the family to feel, at all times, the deep connection to the land they so love.
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David Wakely Photography
Andrew Mann Architecture: Defining Spaces Through Light and Craft
Andrew Mann Architecture
Sonoma Retreat: The guest bathroom features the same leafy views as the guest bedroom.
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David Wakely Photography
Andrew Mann Architecture: Defining Spaces Through Light and Craft
Andrew Mann Architecture
Sonoma Retreat: The clean-lined trellis that wraps the shed-roof pavilion provides filtered shade and glimpses of the sky. Landscape designer Christa Mone put the vegetable and herb beds close by so ingredients can travel straight from stem to plate.
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David Wakely Photography
Andrew Mann Architecture: Defining Spaces Through Light and Craft
Andrew Mann Architecture
Sonoma Retreat: Mann designed the structure with an alfresco kitchen and a pair of sliding barn doors that conceal a large pantry. The goal was to create a more relaxed, bare foot, shorts, bathing-suits-all-weekend kind of retreat, where the clients can spend hours in the flower and vegetable garden and small vineyard on the property.
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David Wakely Photography
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Alexandre-de-Sève Town House: When Heritage and Contemporary Meet
Guillaume Lévesque architect
Contemporary addition town house
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Charles Lanteigne photo
Alexandre-de-Sève Town House: When Heritage and Contemporary Meet
Guillaume Lévesque architect
Contemporary addition town house
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Charles Lanteigne photo
Alexandre-de-Sève Town House: When Heritage and Contemporary Meet
Guillaume Lévesque architect
Alexandre-de-Sève town house facade
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Alexandre-de-Sève Town House: When Heritage and Contemporary Meet
Guillaume Lévesque architect
Alexandre-de-Sève town house facade
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Alexandre-de-Sève Town House: When Heritage and Contemporary Meet
Guillaume Lévesque architect
The living room on the ground floor opens through large sliding doors onto a 4m x 12m outdoor terrace.
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Charles Lanteigne photo
Alexandre-de-Sève Town House: When Heritage and Contemporary Meet
Guillaume Lévesque architect
The terrace offers a magnificent space for a dining room and a sunny outdoor living room.
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Charles Lanteigne photo
Alexandre-de-Sève Town House: When Heritage and Contemporary Meet
Guillaume Lévesque architect
Large 4m x 12m outdoor terrace
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Charles Lanteigne photo
Alexandre-de-Sève Town House: When Heritage and Contemporary Meet
Guillaume Lévesque architect
Alexandre-de-Sève town house backyard
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Charles Lanteigne photo
Alexandre-de-Sève Town House: When Heritage and Contemporary Meet
Guillaume Lévesque architect
Double garage with concealed door
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Charles Lanteigne photo
Alexandre-de-Sève Town House: When Heritage and Contemporary Meet
Guillaume Lévesque architect
Double garage with concealed door
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Charles Lanteigne photo
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