Brandon Architects along with Patterson Custom Homes has created this dreamy modern beach house with a courtyard located on a quiet cul-de-sac in the Flower Streets of Corona Del Mar, California. The design of this home uses simple geometry to create a high level of contrast between solid and void.
Large sliding doors open both the great room and the primary suite above to the outside, while heavy framing elements and walls conceal much of the private spaces within the home. The use of materials has a similar effect: light wood and stucco elements stand in stark opposition to the dark zinc and aluminum facade.
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Brandon Architects BUILDER Patterson Custom Homes INTERIOR DESIGN House of Morrison
Highlights of this 3,380 square foot home include four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, two powder baths, a home office, laundry room, courtyard, elevator, rooftop deck, a cabana, and an attached 2-car garage.
What We Love: This spectacular beach house provides a wonderful indoor-outdoor living experience with its spacious courtyard. Interior spaces are comfortable and inviting with a harmonious layout that is perfect for gathering with family and friends. We are especially loving how the main bedroom suite has a private balcony and spa-like bathroom. We are also admiring the rooftop deck, what a wonderful space to entertain!
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Note: Take a look at a couple of other spectacular Southern California home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign: Coastal contemporary home celebrates indoor-outdoor living in California and This dutch farmhouse on Coronado Island has the most fabulous details.
The main level of the home encompasses the great room, dining room, kitchen, and main level bedroom, as well as two courtyards.
Above: Large pocket doors open the kitchen and great room to a central courtyard.
The primary wing on the second floor includes dual walk-in closets, a master balcony, an ensuite bathroom with skylight openings in the high ceiling, and is completely separate from the secondary ensuite bedrooms, laundry room, and office.
An elevator allows access to all levels of the home, including the rooftop deck and covered cabana, replete with a private bathroom and panoramic views.
PHOTOGRAPHER Chad Mellon
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