Brandon Architects has designed this beautiful harborfront home located in the idyllic Beacon Bay community of Newport Beach, California. The architects maximized the property’s potential for indoor-outdoor living by integrating large sliding glass doors that open the main living area directly out towards the water.
An enclosed main-level patio is used for outdoor lounging, while a partially covered rooftop deck on the third level allows for spectacular views over most of the harbor. Continue below to see the rest of this 4,601-square-foot home tour…
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Brandon Architects BUILDER Winkle Custom Homes INTERIOR DESIGN Kelly Nutt Design
Since the property borders a small park on one side, this home was given the opportunity to create a fun and inviting approach to the residence, which is not common for a high-density neighborhood. This also enhanced natural light through the length of the house on the same side.
Playful accents, such as the bright copper trim and window planters, make this traditional dwelling easily distinguishable from its neighbors.
What We Love: This harborfront home offers a warm and inviting atmosphere for everyday living at the beach. The architects did a fabulous job of designing this home to maximize views of the water while flooding the interiors with natural light. Spread out over three levels, living spaces are devised for gathering and privacy with an amazing rooftop deck for optimal viewing over the harbor.
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On the interior, you will find light, beachy tones that provide a comfortable atmosphere that is perfect for the home’s coastal context. Dark wood flooring and black accents throughout help to modernize the interior. Several custom details, including a curved glass-and-steel wall enclosing the upstairs office from the main hallway, provide this home its own character.
The well-equipped kitchen was designed to be both highly functional and casual at the same time, with built-in seating along the back wall providing a perfect spot to enjoy a morning cup of coffee.
A custom steel-and-glass divider separates the main dining room from the entry foyer while not detracting from the room’s open feel.
The owner’s bedroom suite is located on the second level, positioned to enjoy the full extent of the harbor view and boasting fabulous views across the channel both from the bed and from the bathroom.
The top floor’s curved window provides flare to the side of the home facing the harbor while bringing in light to the owner’s bedroom.
PHOTOGRAPHER Ryan Garvin Photography
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