co(X)ist Studio have designed the remodel of an original 1962 ranch-style house in Austin, Texas, and as part of the renovation, they’ve created an addition that splits the rectangular house to create a ‘Y’.
Here’s a look at the before photos…
Photography by co(X)ist Studio
And here’s a look at the ‘after’ floor plan that shows the various changes to the house, like how the garage is now a home office, and the new ‘Y’ shape.
At the rear of the home, a back porch was added that runs the entire length of the house. The porch canopy has a cut-out to allow the existing crepe myrtle tree to stay in its original location.
Stepping inside, the main living areas have an open concept floor plan. Sliding doors create an indoor/outdoor living experience, which is perfect for taking advantage of the warm Texas weather. In the kitchen, white cabinets are paired with a large island that features a wood counter. Beside the kitchen is a wood accent wall that’s home to the television and floating cabinet.
Opposite the kitchen is the dining room, with a bright yellow dining table and a dark accent wall with plenty of storage. On the other side of the room is the living room.
In the other bathroom, that sits just behind the living room and before the bedrooms, there’s a skylight, colorful lamps, backsplash and towel racks, and a fun animal mural on the wall.
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