Exterior: from the red to left of red. Is this how we might go deep into our lot?
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Stairs down.
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Exterior
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could we do this opening to our mainfloor patio?
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not sure this helps...but interesting.
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Exterior: this breaks it up a bit...
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If entering near kitchen, here is a way that separates entry from kitchen.
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If we have to enter into kitchen, here is an example...
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Again, if we have to enter through carport, maybe we can make it nice by separating parking out from entry like this.
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If we enter in same space as carport, we could widen the carport to include a cordoned off area like this.
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Exterior: Material is called weathering steel by COR-TEN.
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Exterior materials on this house are nice. Also like the metal downspout.
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Cistern off the back?
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Exterior - harvest rain water is a goal
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Exterior: does stepping it back help?
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Carport - breezeway?
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Kitchen island. Not the shape of this, but the two-level idea.
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Kitchen: this seems like it might mimic the layout we were talking about.
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Kitchen: I like the idea of a smallish desk area in the kitchen.
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Stairs: also a good look.
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Stairs: This one really makes a statement. But again, not sure if space is right.
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We like this one with the landing, too. Not sure it would fit. Just an idea.
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If we go with "traditional" stairs, these look nice.
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Entryway idea
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Studio: barn door separating sleeping from sitting area?
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Studio: Storage in the stairs.
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Studio: This could be a cool way to "loft" kids' sleeping area.
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Kind of cool how closet is the division between the two sinks. Not sure if we could do this, but it seemed interesting.
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We would do this kind of stair, even though it is open, bc when we walked on one this weekend, it felt solid. Given all the traffic up and down, it might be good to have wood.
Master bath.
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