This beautiful home in picturesque Mill Valley, California was designed by interior designer Jason Urrutia of Urrutia Design. The designer purchased this home which was built in 1979 by renowned architect Charles Moore with the intention of maximizing its indoor-outdoor connection.

Urrutia wished to take it to the next level by creating a seamless flow from the great room to the backyard, which is comprised of a pool, patio, and outdoor kitchen. His goal was to develop a luxurious oasis to capitalize on its natural surroundings. To take advantage of the impeccable landscape, he replaced the previously windowed wall with two 22-foot sections of collapsible doors in the kitchen.

There are also three skylights and additional windows and doors that filter in light to create a sunny kitchen all day. In addition, there is a beautifully decorated guest retreat, perfect for entertaining friends and family. The designer not only designed the home and oversaw the construction, but he also designed the interiors, selecting all furnishing and accessories.

A lot of the pieces were custom-designed, such as the pillows, benches, and ottomans as well as some of the upholstered furniture. Some of the other pieces were vintage, which the designer had restored. Urrutia has since sold the home to a family who is enjoying all of the incredible renovations that were done to the home, and took most of the furnishings with it!

Be sure to take a look at the incredible before pictures of this Mill Valley home to get an idea of this stunning transformation and let us know what you think.

Re-purposed redwood lumber from a former Elks Lodge in a neighboring town was used for the entry pagoda and front porch.

The designer reused most of the home’s original board-and-batten siding as soffit material and fencing for the remodeled structure.

Glass industrial cone lights by Hudson Goods take over when the sun is finished for the day.

The end of this space which is now a dining room was originally a bedroom.

At the top of the house is this sitting area that is designed to convert into a bedroom when needed.

The master suite includes a sitting area, bath, and closet and French doors lead out to a private master deck.

The master suite retreat features an outdoor lounge with plush seating and its own fire pit and hot tub.

The Guest Apartment

Before The Renovation