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To maximize light, a transom window was added over the doors, leading to the terrace.
Homes - Interiors
A notable house beautifully blends original architectural details, pared-down contemporary furnishings and the homeowner's Canadian roots.
Natural light
To maximize light, a transom window was added over the doors, leading to the terrace.
- Page 1: Spanish Colonial exterior
- Page 2: Foyer
- Page 3: Living room
- Page 4: Dining room
- Page 5: Traditional architecture
- Page 6: Kitchen
- Page 7: Banquette seating
- Page 8: Natural light
- Page 9: Terrace
- Page 10: Poolside lounge
- Page 11: Archways
- Page 12: Mid-Century Modern decor
- Page 13: Master bedroom
- Page 14: Bedroom seating area
- Page 15: Simple and harmonious
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