"The clients wanted it to be everything. They wanted this house to serve as a place where they're comfortable hosting musicians, founders of companies, and playdates."
"It's gorgeously sited, but it lacked some functionality. One of the kids' rooms was a closet, there wasn't an entry, and it was due for updating."
"It sounds simple, but it completely transformed how the house works day to day. Before, there was nowhere for mail, backpacks, sports gear, or keys to land."
Chloe Redmond Warner and Andrew Mann renovated a Northern California home for a tech founder and physician, aiming to create a versatile space for hosting various events. The house, while having great potential, lacked functionality, with issues like a closet serving as a child's room and no entryway. The renovation included adding an entryway that improved circulation and organization, significantly enhancing daily life by providing designated spaces for mail, backpacks, and keys.
Read at Architectural Digest
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