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California Ranch Home Designed for Indoor-Outdoor Living

July 16, 2015
This sprawling ranch home epitomizes California living. Designer Jennifer Dyer created an open floor plan that fills the home with natural light, while the backyard pool and patio can be enjoyed almost year-round.
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Photo: Jennifer Dyer. From: Jennifer Dyer.

A Modern-Day California Ranch House

The low-slung facade of this ranch home is clad in stone that blends with the surrounding California landscape. Double doors at the entry are sleek, gray and modern, giving a hint at the interiors beyond them. Native plants are minimal and easy to maintain.

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Photo: Jennifer Dyer. From: Jennifer Dyer.

Sophisticated, Neutral Transitional Dining Room

A chandelier encircled by a metallic drum shade provides a dramatic focal point in this transitional California dining room. A sinuous wood dining table has a shiny metal base, marrying rustic and modern elements. Inset marble takes the place of a rug, and a series of architectural photographs propped on the Zebrano wood built-in cabinets give the room added depth and dimension.

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Photo: Jennifer Dyer. From: Jennifer Dyer.

Open Transitional Neutral Living Space

A central two-sided fireplace and a back wall swathed in a broad expanse of glass give a nod to midcentury design in this California ranch home. Shimmering tile that wraps around the structural fireplace brings a touch of modern glam. Large-scale architectural photos in the dining room give the space added depth.

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Photo: Jennifer Dyer. From: Jennifer Dyer.

Neutral Transitional Living Room With Metallic Fireplace

A large sectional sofa offers a comfy spot for TV viewing in this transitional California living room. The long glass wall, a hallmark of midcentury-modern architecture, provides an expansive view of the backyard, and a two-sided fireplace gives a peekaboo glimpse at the dining room beyond.

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