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Blue Victorian Gets Modern Addition With Window Walls

From: Levy Art + Architecture
August 04, 2016

This blue Victorian home was updated with a corrugated steel exterior as well as a new third floor. Inside, the floor plan was opened up, and window walls were used on the back of the house to take advantage of the beautiful San Francisco views.

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Blue Victorian Exterior With Addition
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Photo: Cesar Rubio. From: Levy Art + Architecture.

Blue Victorian Exterior With Addition

To add on to this carriage Victorian, corrugated steel wrapped the original structure and was used to support a third story. The result is a unique combination of traditional and modern.

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Open Plan Kitchen With Orange Barstools
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Photo: Cesar Rubio. From: Levy Art + Architecture.

Open Plan Contemporary Kitchen With Orange Barstools

Huge windows and sliding doors make the flow between indoors and out as seamless as possible. The kitchen and living room are next to the large deck and are friendly, comfortable spaces where the family can gather.

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Open Plan Living Room With Blue Chair
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Photo: Cesar Rubio. From: Levy Art + Architecture.

Open Plan Contemporary Kitchen and Living Room

An extension of the kitchen, the living area is stylish and comfortable with kid-friendly surfaces and a mix of textures. Color is brought in via pops of blue and orange (love those barstools and stove!).

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Living Room and Balcony
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Photo: Cesar Rubio. From: Levy Art + Architecture.

Living Room and Balcony With Glass Wall

The large window walls on every floor roll back to bring San Francisco and its views into the home. It's a great way to enhance the loft-like feel of the house.

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