ARCHITECTURE
Broad glazing and low horizontal lines keep the room visually connected to the hillside beyond.
Rendering · Concept
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Los Angeles · Residential addition rendering
The concept
A QUIET MIDCENTURY ROOM GROUNDED IN THE LANDSCAPE
This concept explores a residential addition that feels connected to the original midcentury home, using a darker material palette to frame the garden and create a calm place to gather.
- Location
- Los Angeles
- Direction
- Midcentury living addition
- Status
- Conceptual rendering
What this rendering explores
THE VIEW LEADS, THE ROOM SUPPORTS IT
FUNCTION
Integrated storage, generous seating, and a central hearth support conversation, reading, and everyday use.
ATMOSPHERE
Dark wood, textured stone, soft wool, leather, and paper-filtered light create depth without visual noise.
Material study
Matched to the rendering
DARK WALNUT, STONE, AND SOFT TEXTURE
Every finish comes directly from the rendering. The palette balances the weight of charcoal stone and dark walnut with warm ivory wool, tobacco leather, muted olive upholstery, aged bronze, and soft paper light.
- Dark walnut
- Charcoal split-face stone
- Warm ivory wool
- Tobacco leather
- Muted olive textile
- Aged bronze
If this concept were built
MAKE THE ADDITION FEEL ORIGINAL TO THE HOUSE
If developed for construction, the work would focus on tying the new roof and floor lines into the existing structure, planning the large glazing carefully, and coordinating the fireplace, built-ins, lighting, and finish transitions as one composition.
- 01Confirm structure and roof connection
- 02Engineer openings and glazing
- 03Coordinate hearth, millwork, and lighting
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