Gene Hackman's renovation of his home features an open concept design with high ceilings and an emphasis on spacious living areas. He transformed several small rooms into a vast central living space adorned with tree-trunk columns and comfortable furnishings. Aiming for a home with the essence of age, Hackman incorporated elements that mimic decades of wear, like subtly darkened plaster and a custom, traditional stamped-tin ceiling. His vision combined modern comfort with a nostalgic feel, successfully merging new construction with old-world charm.
The house is new, but from its newness we tried to bring it back a hundred years or more.
I wanted a big room with a great-hall feeling, with other rooms opening off it, not closed off with a lot of walls.
Collection
[
|
...
]