Magnolia Resident
Our objective for this project is to modernize a residence accommodating a family of four within stringent budget constraints. As illustrated in the plan, our approach involves maximizing spatial openness while minimizing alterations to existing walls.
The pre-existing structure significantly influences our design decisions in the initial phases. We preserved the configuration of the stairs and strategically shifted them within the established
structural framework to mitigate construction-related structural costs. Addressing structural challenges, such as incorporating pocket doors and French doors, required careful consideration to
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![Bedroom with wooden floor, white bedsheet on a bed, two skylights showing blue sky, and a painting on the wall.]()
Primary Bed.
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![A bedroom with a sloped ceiling, two skylights, wooden beams, a large abstract painting, a bench against a wall, and warm natural lighting.]()
Primary Bed.
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![Modern bathroom with a glass shower enclosure, white walls, wooden floor, towel rack with a white towel, and a toilet.]()
Primary Bath
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![Modern kitchen with wooden cabinets, white countertops, pendant lights, a window seat, and hardwood floors.]()
Kitchen
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![Modern dining area with a round white table, four light green chairs, and a large white pendant light. In the background, a kitchen with a breakfast bar, pendant lights, and windows showing an outdoor view.]()
Dining
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![Living room with a fireplace, a wall-mounted television, a beige sofa with an orange blanket, two armchairs, a glass coffee table, decorative items on a shelf, small windows, and wood flooring.]()
Living Room
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![Modern kitchen with a large island, pendant lights, stove, and a dining area with a grand piano visible in the background.]()
Kitchen
