Los Altos Hills Residence was an comprehensive renovation to a dated hillside residence in Los Altos Hills, California by architecture studio Aleck Wilson Architects. The plan was to open up the home to the view, to extend and integrate the decks with indoor-outdoor living and reorganize the flow of the plan. The architects sought to create a soothing palette, with meticulously detailed supplies. Striking attributes of the residence include the glass central stairway that has an ethereal transparency that illuminates the interior of the 3-story residence. Custom stained wood slat cladding emphasizes circulation walls and creates a balanced counterpoint to the naturally lit stair. Custom lighting, furnishings and materials have been selected by interior design firm The Wiseman Group and integrated with the architecture all through the property.

Black and white has usually been 1 of the most stylish combinations ever. Nakahouse redesigned by XTEN Architecture in California has dark exterior and white interior. Originally it was constructed in 1960s and it was fully changed to turn out to be stylish. The property is surrounded by nature from all its sides it consists of a series of interconnected terraces that open the indoors to the views through floor-to-ceiling sliding-glass walls. The style is minimalist and I adore crimson furnishings in absolutely black-and-white interiors. The rooftop deck is the perfect location to take pleasure in sun in perfect privacy. I consider the only point that this best black-and-white symphony lacks is a swimming pool but anyway the property is amazingly fashionable.