“My house was the ugliest, I think — a maze of small, dark, ugly rooms,” she says of the original 1950s design. The transformation is impressive, particularly when one learns how she achieved it.
The result is a house divided: two units instead of one. That was the goal — a flexible, urban plan that takes advantage of the way the property is zoned. She uses the two-bedroom, 2 1/2 -bath unit at the back of the property as her home. The one-bedroom front unit serves as a guest house and office. Photos Irfan Khan/Los Angeles Times
Nice project, I really like how she did not use a big fancy design firm. Give it a read, more pics and link after the jump.



| Tweet |
Comments ( 2 )
Sunshine Raye: Jun 02 09 at 1:51 pmHuh?! Does that translate into something that applies?



DIY Eero Saarinen Side Table
Eames DCM Chair Repair
George Washington goes modern
Ikea Lack Modern Credenza Hack
Ikea TRÄBY Hack Credenza
Cheap Modern Desk