Photography by Patrick Reynolds
When Jeremy Smith of Irving Smith Architects became the owner of this almost unchanged 1960s house, there were a few updates that needed to be done to make it work for a family of five.
Photography by Patrick Reynolds
One of those updates was an addition to the house to create a new bedroom, which was a gift for their daughter’s 13th birthday. Because teenagers like to have their own space.
Photography by Patrick Reynolds
The home also received updates to the kitchen, family spaces, and the way the home connected to the garden.
Photography by Patrick Reynolds
Inside, there are custom exposed shelves, and a curved kitchen countertop.
Photography by Patrick Reynolds
Dark wood cabinetry softens the industrial nature of the stainless steel countertop and appliances.
Photography by Patrick Reynolds
In the living area, the window seat becomes the perfect place for daydreaming.
Photography by Patrick Reynolds
Here you can see another kids bedroom, before heading into the teenager’s bedroom addition.
Photography by Patrick Reynolds
Here’s the view looking through the first bedroom to the second bedroom.
Photography by Patrick Reynolds
A look at the younger child’s bedroom.
Photography by Patrick Reynolds
And the teenagers bedroom, which is located in an addition to the home.