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You’d never guess this spa-like oasis is in Foxcroft — it feels like a fancy bungalow at a coastal resort. We love how the owners totally transformed this once traditional ranch.
Homeowner: Melanie D. Guinn and Zach W. Henderson
The home: 4,672 square feet, 5 beds, 5.5 baths
Style in 3 words: Dramatic, warm, modern
Biggest splurge and/or best investment: Selection of cedar for horizontal interior and exterior surfaces as well as porch ceilings.
“A custom, pivot door opens and upon entry, a theme of ‘fire and water’ is emphasized, tying together the great room fireplace, a pool/spa and a second ribbon fireplace located on a terminus wall directly aligned with the front door. Contrasting use of glass, black metal, stained horizontal cedar and calming color theory throughout the interior and exterior evokes a Palm Springs, spa-like environment.”
The split roof concept that truly transformed the original home’s facade and makes for a dramatic approach is what the homeowners love about their house.
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Contributors: Mills Eloge Homes (@millseloge); Peadon Finein Architecture (@peadonfineinarchitecture); Maison; Morrison Millwork (@morrisonmillwork); and Laura Sumrak (@laurasumrak).
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Photos by Laura Sumrak
