Diamond Heights Townhome
Working within the existing skin of this 1970s townhouse, textured walls, shag carpet, vinyl flooring, and non-structural walls were removed to open up, modernize, and brighten this home. The remodel expanded the formerly tight kitchen, and connected it to a newly landscaped backyard and adjacent dining room. A new island separates guests from cooks, and a classic wetbar opposite ensures guests stay on their side. New wood floors, bright white walls, and a slate tile-clad fireplace modernize living spaces while keeping them warm. Sink cabinets in the bathrooms were “floated” off the floor to help make these spaces feel larger. V-groove boards on the master bedroom walls hide the closets and create a textured backdrop for the new master fireplace. Solar panels and an electric car outlet make it ready for the future.
Working within the existing skin of this 1970s townhouse, textured walls, shag carpet, vinyl flooring, and non-structural walls were removed to open up, modernize, and brighten this home. The remodel expanded the formerly tight kitchen, and connected it to a newly landscaped backyard and adjacent dining room. A new island separates guests from cooks, and a classic wetbar opposite ensures guests stay on their side. New wood floors, bright white walls, and a slate tile-clad fireplace modernize living spaces while keeping them warm. Sink cabinets in the bathrooms were “floated” off the floor to help make these spaces feel larger. V-groove boards on the master bedroom walls hide the closets and create a textured backdrop for the new master fireplace. Solar panels and an electric car outlet make it ready for the future.
