This stunning midcentury beach house was designed by Brandon Architects with interiors by Denise Morrison Interiors, located in the exclusive community of Newport Island, an island in Newport Beach, California. The goal of this project was to create a place that embodied the best of midcentury modern design.
Encompassing 2,682 square feet of living space, this home boasts three bedrooms, four-and-a-half bathrooms, bonus rooms, elevator, view deck, roof deck with a cabana, balcony, private dock, and a 471 square foot 2-car garage. With warm wood tones and an overall neutral palette, the dwelling’s finished carpentry work along with its tile and stone selections give it a unique midcentury modern flair.
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Brandon Architects BUILDER Patterson Custom Homes INTERIOR DESIGN Denise Morrison Interiors
In the living room of this midcentury modern dwelling, structural steel I-beams and perpendicular Parallam PSL beams are wrapped in wood with a tongue-and-groove ceiling treatment in between to provide another one-of-a-kind finished carpentry design.
Throughout the interiors of this home are walnut doors that are true to midcentury modern design and white oak hardwood flooring.
What We Love: This midcentury beach house offers relaxing indoor-outdoor living spaces to enjoy fresh breezes off the water and tranquil views. Extraordinary design details throughout provides a wonderful atmosphere for the inhabitants of this home. A spacious open layout simplifies everyday living and entertaining. We are loving the outdoor decks to enjoy the California sunshine and the boat dock for leisurely cruises on the water.
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The kitchen island was designed with rows of white oak wood planks that stack on top of each other at alternating depths for a three-dimensional finish.
For the stairway, a white oak slatted wood system is used as a wall partition between the two levels as well as for the handrail system.
A cantilevered roof with painted beams completely opens the master balcony to its waterfront view with glass handrails to maximize the view.
For the exterior, a brick veneer with a whitewash finish and Hardie Plank siding was used, along with two living walls to incorporate the plant life that is true to the design’s style as well.
The property comes with its own private dock and has two roof decks with ocean and channel views.
PHOTOGRAPHER Chad Mellon
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