Priority- To recapture the spirit of a beloved family home completely destroyed by fire. Met by working with the owners to articulate their vision as to how their new home could mesh with almost half a century of memories.
Priority- To integrate eastern materials and philosophy with an western lifestyle. Met by emphasizing the key role of craftsmanship in creating a fabric for life.
Priority- The harmonious integration of the house into a site with orchards, mountains, and a valley. Met by designing the home and using materials that made the home an organic part of the landscape.
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Taimoshaan House
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Montana stone fireplace open on three sides. Travertine marble floor over radiant floor heat with a geothermal source. Mahogany bench and bar. Western red cedar ceiling.
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Granite countertops and mahogany cabinents. Travertine marble floor and western red cedar ceiling. House jewelry switch plates. View of Siskiyou Mountains.
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Pebble tile floor with fire tile walls establishing the wet area. Mountain view through obscuring window.
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Japanese porcelain tile roof and view from study.
