We recently revisited our Ross Vintage Revival project to check in with our client and capture some areas we previously had not. For me, something about this project is always reminiscent of the Fall. Maybe it’s because the project was completed in late 2019 just before shelter in place. Maybe it’s the saturated color palette. But with these shorter days and fast approaching holiday season, I am reminded about the interior spaces we occupy to entertain with family and friends. As such, we decided to focus this blog on our design approach for the main living spaces of this family house.
This photograph so beautifully captures the main design agendas for the project – namely to increase the connection between interior and exterior spaces. We worked with the project architect, Polsky Perlstein Architects, to devise a plan of three large bifold window systems that connect the dining room, kitchen, and family room all to the backyard living space. Our mild California winters permit outdoor entertaining well into the Fall.
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