Dusk view of stone facade with glazing
 
 
Dusk view of glass curtain wall looking onto stairwell of the house
 
 
View of the curvilinear staircase with carpeted steps and black metal rail
 
 
A view of the front wooden entrance door flanked by the textured stone walls and bronze sconces
 
 

“Traditional proportions and detailing are used throughout, and there is a relaxed elegance that is definitely derived from the setting—the way the house captures the vistas, courtyard views, and gardens.”

—Richard Beard, quoted by
writer Kavita Daswani, California Homes

 
 
 
A view of the patio with understated grey furniture looking onto the living room inside
 
A view of the entryway with the stone facade and landscaping
 
A view of the outdoor patio and garden looking through large glass doors
 
 
A view of the the kitchen with sleek black and blue cabinetry
 
 
A view of the staircase foyer with a side table and stair with a metal railing
 
A view of the dining room with a large round dining table, exposed beam ceiling and crystal chandelier
 
View of the pool and outdoor pavilion with stone house in the background
 
 
A view of the living room with vignettes of the indoor dining area and exterior pool
 
A view of the living room with a stone fireplac, grey curtains and bronze chandelier
 
 
View of a corridor stone archway and spherical glass lights
 
 
 
View of outdoor gravel garden with pavers, stone wall and trees
 
 
Dusk view of the pool pavilion with metal roof and wood finish fireplace
 
View of the outdoor entry plaza with a gravel garden framing the stone house and metal addition in the background
 
A view of the back elevation of the stone house showing the outdoor patio and garden
 

PENINSULA RESIDENCE
San Francisco Peninsula, CA

Layered by design, this house—located in the verdant suburbs south of San Francisco—unfolds through a series of thresholds, shifting from formal to informal, public to private, as one moves into and through the house. Classical forms and proportions are the foundation of the contemporary composition of stone-clad, linked structures and walls, which weave the home into a system of courtyards and terraces, integrating the architecture into an always changing interplay of light and gardens. This landscape is developed as an architectural complement, defining outdoor rooms as much as the interior of the house defines interior space.

 


PROJECT CREDITS

KELLY HOHLA INTERIORS
Interior Design

LUTSKO ASSOCIATES
Landscape Architect

PRITCHARD PECK LIGHTING
Lighting Design

PENINSULA CUSTOM HOMES
Contractor

PAUL DYER
Photography

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