A Mid-Century Home Mixing Minimalism and Bursts of Color

Artistic Director and colour aficionado Amy Tangerine enlisted the assistance of architect Dan Brunn of DBA to carry out the very best of her mid-century fashionable dwelling whereas taking it to the subsequent stage for contemporary occasions. Positioned within the Baldwin Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, the house boasts quick allure with its restored terrazzo flooring and picket parts. Whereas most of the surfaces are white, Amy’s character comes out within the colourful accents all through, completely complementing the unique particulars.

The lounge is open with straight passage to the outside. An unique L-shaped picket bookcase separates the house from the eating room and kitchen whereas creating a comfy studying nook.

The hearth is resurfaced with clean plaster for a extra minimalist really feel. The moist bar obtained an overhaul with mild pink and white Concrete Collaborative tiles designed by Sarah Sherman Samuel, and a terrazzo countertop with massive combination, additionally from Concrete Collaborative.

The minimalist kitchen consists of cupboards with vertical grained wooden and hidden home equipment for a clear look. A central skylight is positioned above the island permitting a continuing stream of pure mild to filter down.

Two inside courtyards carry mild and nature into the middle a part of the home. In a hallway off one of many courtyards, there’s a vibrant customized rug made by artist Shelby Drabman.

The whimsical household room seems snug whereas remaining Insta-worthy. The daring rug elevates the room whereas the golden sectional couch grounds it. Sliding glass doorways join the room to the again backyard.

To high issues off, the double entrance doorways pop in an appropriately chosen tangerine colour.

Images by Brandon Shigeta.

Caroline Williamson is Editorial Director of Design Milk. She has a BFA in images from SCAD and might normally be discovered looking for classic wares, doing New York Occasions crossword puzzles in pen, or remodeling playlists on Spotify.