08 June 2011

COOL POOL HOUSE

I am just finishing a project that I would like to share with you.  There are two buildings on the property.  One is called the pool house and the other a guest house.  The guest house I will get to in a later post.  The pool house is a small hollow brick building built in the 1920's.  It has great old steel windows and sits in the middle of a vineyard.  This is what she looked like when I first saw it.....


the front


the back


yes that is a moon gate (there were two)


the pantry


the pizza oven

It has come together, it has been transformed.  A shade structure and firepit were built.  Some walls lost some walls gained.  New paint, new kitchen, new bath.  It is a mix of pieces found and pieces made.  It reflects the owners passions and warmth.  To cut to the chase.....
 this is what she looks like now.....


the refurbished front door with inscribed lead trim (the client is an avid cyclist)


wine domino table
crate chair
old galvanized wash pan 


view from the dining side


black beauty bench
old galvanized wash pan


linen quilted back pad on bench


route blanc table
Italian mountain passes hammered into steel at edge
old tobacco barn oak from Blacks Farmwood 



detail of working women painting on board found at Obsolete in Venice CA


steel windows were stripped and then raw steel was waxed


the new powder room
bluestone floor from Bay Area Bluestone


mirror made from 1930 SF Chronicle blotter paper
bowl carved from boulder


office magnet wall and beater lamp


old milk can


view from new kitchen


new kitchen 
tile from Mosaic House


1920's green lunch box


new pantry


stair to cellar


truck ice sign and soapstone counter/hemp sacking curtain


 newly made in the shade


Passo Gavia bench
zinc back







time to party


next time, guest house.....








11 comments:

  1. It looks wonderful Daniel - and it doesn't need curtains!

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  2. Fantastique! Je sues sans voix, vous l'avez fait a nouveau! Bravo!

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  3. Dan, I had to go back and look several times. As always you are a master. I enjoy the shapes, textures, colors, appointments and of course your unending talent.
    Leslie Ross Lentz

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  4. HI Daniel! so good to see your post...and this, of course, is a stunning transformation in your talented hands...I love the waxed steel window frames, the outdoor shade structure, all your amazing details...the kitchen is fabulous!

    Felicitations on a wonderful project! Bravo!

    Kit

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  5. Beautiful house! Glad i've found your blog.... greetings from NY

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  6. Really amazing. I've never seen anything like it. The circles everywhere. Very simple and powerful.

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