- When looking at the house, you can immediately see the mid-century inspired design elements, from the flat roof to the exposed post and beam structure.
- Home / Houses / Magnolia / Mid-Century Modern with Exposed Steel Beams By Phil Williamson Houses, Magnolia 2600 W Bertona St was designed by architect David McKinley as his personal residence in 1953.
- When moving stores, the owners were considering throwing out their travertine floor, but Dealtry offered to install it in his home. Along with exposed ceiling beams, the tiles provide a sense of texture and warmth to the space. #modern #midcenturymodern #interior #multilevel #exposedbeams #livingroom #raykappe #losangeles
- This expansive dwelling seamlessly integrates historical elements such as exposed wood beams and original columns with a range of contemporary upgrades, including luxurious built-ins, refinished hardwood floors, and recessed lighting. Distinguished by its abundant natural light, this showcase stands out with oversized windows facing West, North, and East, setting it apart from typical lofts.
- This industrial element connects the exposed structural I-beam that divides working spaces and relaxing spaces. Downstairs is 960 sq. ft. of young teenager heaven, complete with a games room, ping pong table, TV room, and patio with fire pit.
