This beautiful weekend house is located in San Francisco, California and was designed by Knock Architecture and Design in 2016. It is so located that it overlooks the city and offers a spectacular panorama. But the breathtaking view of the city and the Pacific Ocean is not the only highlight of this phenomenal house. The perfectly well-kept garden with a green wall, the pool on the veranda and the outdoor shower transform the weekend house into a fantastic calm oasis. In addition, the interior impresses with conviviality and modern design, which harmoniously connects solid wood elements, steel and polished concrete. Read on to learn more details about this exclusive dream house.
The architects have the weekend houseTwin Peaks Escape Padnamed because it represents a refuge for the residents. It is built on a slope directly under the existing three -story house of the family and was designed entirely for entertainment and pleasure. If you need escape from everyday life, you can relax and talk well here. The equipment closes a wellness area, DJ desk, loudspeaker everywhere in the house, a small home bar, but also the functional rooms such as bathrooms, living room and work area.
What still makes a big impression on this house is the material selection for the furnishings. However, the combination of wood and concrete for a modern and inviting interior is not an innovation. This is an already proven strategy for the interior design, which enables the cold shades of wood to make the cold shades of wood appear warmer. Another example of concrete and wood in the interior isAvocado Acres House in den USAthat we presented in another post. At the house in San Francisco, the beautiful material duo is supplemented by another material, namely steel.
The entire interior of the weekend house is of neutral colors, above allShades of graydominated. In contrast to this, the homely look of the solid wood, which deals with the red wood that is widespread in the USA. The solid wood elements have a particularly natural look and design a frame around the living area and the bathroom with toilet. They continue to serve as an optical separation between the different levels in the room and convey a feeling of cosiness and warmth.
Folding door with 3 leaves hides the small bathroom
Minimalist bathroom with marble tiles
Steel stairs without setting stages leads to the second level
Garden and veranda with pool
