Noe Residence
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Random-matched olive ash veneer runs throughout the kitchen.
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Bruce Damonte
Noe Residence
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A clerestory window allows natural light to illuminate the kitchen while maintaining privacy.
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Bruce Damonte
Noe Residence
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The master bathroom features fumed eucalyptus and Carrera marble.
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Bruce Damonte
Noe Residence
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A view of the Bay is framed over the bath and reflected in the expansive mirror.
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Bruce Damonte
Noe Residence
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A wall-to-wall vanity is cantilevered in the powder room.
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Bruce Damonte
Noe Residence
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Fumed oak floors and olive ash cabinets unifies the kitchen, living and dining area into a single space.
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Bruce Damonte
Noe Residence
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A folding window wall opens the living area to an outdoor deck.
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Bruce Damonte
Noe Residence
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The rear yard "looking garden" is most often viewed from above.
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Brad Goya, SF Greenscapes
Noe Residence
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The main facade presents a quiet, private face to the public street.
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Bruce Damonte
Noe Residence
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Refined wood slats reinterpret the adjacent trees .
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Bruce Damonte
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Noe Residence
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The rear facade opens-up in terms of scale, massing and fenestration.
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Bruce Damonte
Ferreira Café opens its doors to an all-new décor!
Ferreira Café
Ferreira Café
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Ferreira Café
Ferreira Café opens its doors to an all-new décor!
Ferreira Café
Ferreira Café
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Waverly Residence
MU Architecture
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Julien Perron-Gagné
Waverly Residence
MU Architecture
Photo credit:
Julien Perron-Gagné
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