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Dwell Magazine features Re:modern’s NorCal Eichler Design

September 27, 2020November 10, 2020

  In an exclusive Before + After feature article, Dwell tells how Re:modern enlivens and streamlines a jumbled 1959 Eichler without adding square footage. Read the full article by Melissa Dalton, entitled “Before & After:

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Re:modern awarded Best of Houzz 2020

April 12, 2020April 12, 2020

Re:modern received a Best of Houzz 2020 Service Award. Only top-rated home pros and the most popular designs on Houzz receive this annual award. We are super grateful to our clients who trust us to

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LUXE RED Awards Reader’s Choice

January 15, 2020April 12, 2020

The LUXE RED Awards honors residential excellence in design. Re:modern is thrilled to be nominated in the 2020 Reader’s Choice award category for our Contemporary Family Ranch House Kitchen design. We are grateful to everyone

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Henry Hill and John Kruse were early mid-century a Henry Hill and John Kruse were early mid-century architects who produced a wide portfolio of houses that would now be considered Bay Area vernacular. I got the special privilege recently to stay in one of their designs that is part of 3 houses in Carmel, CA, known as the Three Sisters. The first sister house was a private home to Henry Hill's family. The second was to John Kruse's family. And the third originally was built for another business partner. Together, these homes are living artifacts of how the International Style of modernism merged with regional California influences. #henryhillarchitect #johnkruse #trapezoidhouse #threesisters #carmel #midcentury #copperpatina #coppersiding #postandbeam #bayareaarchitecture #bayareamodern #mcmarchitecture #mcmhouse #midcenturymodern #mcmmodern #mcmdesign #mcmarchitect #midcenturyarchitect #californiamodern #midcenturyrenovation #modernisthome #californiaarchitect #woodhome #archilovers #architectureanddesign
Flashback to the time when I designed a concealed Flashback to the time when I designed a concealed door and clad it with this 3D #woodpanel to camouflage it in an accent wall. Good times being behind-the-scenes designer for #HouseCrashers and @joshtempletv @hgtv @diynetwork #bentply #plywood #plyboo #bamboo #interiordesign #designbyremodern #moderndesigner #modernarchitect
Many things can be true all at once, including: . Many things can be true all at once, including: . 😐 The lead time was 4-months. 😍 It is a beautiful door. 😍 The install crew did a stellar job. 😳 It's the wrong color. 🤔 Are we sure it's the wrong color? (Dig up color samples.) 🤦🏻‍♀️ Yes, it most definitely is the wrong color. . You can see in the first pic, me holding up the two color samples we shortlisted. . In the background, you can see the door that got installed. . Can you guess which color we actually chose and ordered? . What would YOU do in this situation? . It's because of things like these that I started a support group for remodeling homeowners. Visit my bio to find out more. . . . #woodswatches #woodsamples #clopaygaragedoors #clopay #clopaydoors #moderndoor #moderndoors #eichlerliving #modernhousedesign #modernhouses #exteriordesign #midcenturyhome #midccenturymoderndesign #midcenturymodern #midcenturyhouse #designbyremodern
Oh, Bernie, come make yourself at home. We've got Oh, Bernie, come make yourself at home. We've got an #eameschair for you in our cozy #bollywoodeichler project. (SWIPE) Want to see more? FOLLOW for serious design that doesn't take things too seriously. #designbyremodern
A little corner of sunshine from our #Eichler proj A little corner of sunshine from our #Eichler project. Featured in @dwell. #designbyremodern 📸 Photo by @helynnospina #yellowtile #yellowtiles #yellowbathtub #yellowbath #yellowbathroom #pantoneyellow #pantone2021 #pantonecoloroftheyear
It's beginning to look a lot like the 21st Century It's beginning to look a lot like the 21st Century. SWIPE to see the #jobsiteprogress on this 1940's #houseupdate. This #splitlevel had a lot of qualities common to its era: #narrowstairs, dark rooms, and a hodgepodge of alterations and materials that had accumulated over time. Look at the before photo where you can even see some old wood paneling that had been painted over. Removing the old carpeting and wood panels was cosmetic and straightforward, Opening up the wall and getting rid of a closet took quite a bit more coordination, especially since the closet wall housed an old heating duct that was still in use. The wall adjacent to the stairs was also packed full of electrical, plumbing, and drain pipes that we had to relocate. As with any open plan in an older home, there's a lot of planning and management behind the scenes making that happen. What do you think? Are #modernrenovations to old houses worth it? What are some things you would do if your old house could make your modern life easier? I've been discussing this over at my renovation support community @kickstarthouse. #constructionprogress #beforeandafterhomeedition #thenandnow #designbyremodern #guttedhouse #modernremodel #womeninarchitecture #femalearchitect #bayareadesign
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