The kitchen shot of this renovated home in San Francisco caught our eye first; we loved the combination of different wood tones, mixed with stainless steel, combined with the gorgeous jewel-toned blue green painted wall. Spotted on Remodelista, we love that this a small space, 850 square feet, and is an older space, originally built in 1949. From Remodelista:
“Owen Kennerly of Kennerly Architecture & Planning, an up-and-coming San Francisco firm, recently completed this clever renovation of an 850-square-foot San Francisco row house, built in 1949. (We were fortunate to get a sneak peek, but you can tour it in person at the AIA San Francisco’s Home Tours this Saturday, September 17.) Kennerly took a small, four-room house and added two new levels, including a graceful master suite that he describes as “a ship in a bottle, floating above the rest of the house.” More on the “boat” below.” Love it. More at Remodelista.
Subscribe to Feed
Subscribe to iTunes Podcast
Subscribe to Newsletter
Like Us on Facebook
Follow Our Tweets
Wow, what an amazing remodel! I also like the use of steel and wood cabinets in the kitchen. But mostly, I like the custom railing used throughout. Who would have thought this could be the result of a 850 sq ft original home. I would love to see the before photos!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for commenting!
Love this remodel. Just because it’s small doesnt mean it can’t be cool.