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Renovated Midcentury Eichler Exudes Fun, Colorful Style

July 12, 2017

To make this iconic Eichler-style home move-in ready for her family, Pamela Lin of Urbanism Designs brightened and opened the interior with white walls and large windows. Colorful, midcentury accessories nod to the home's past throughout while setting a fun tone for the new residents.

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Photo: Encarnacion Photography. From: Urbanism Designs.

Midcentury Home With Private Courtyard

Stepping through a bold red door leads visitors into a private courtyard, where weatherproof chairs and a fire pit create a comfortable outdoor sitting area. Stone paths surround the vignette, offering a rich contrast to the wood deck.

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Photo: Encarnacion Photography. From: Urbanism Designs.

Courtyard Includes Stone Surround

Comprised of clean lines and encircled by smooth stones, this modern courtyard feels zen and invites quiet reflection. Small trees layer the landscape as well, giving the space a touch of greenery and shade.

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Photo: Encarnacion Photography. From: Urbanism Designs.

Layers of Clean Lines

Overhead, two metal beams run parallel to each other and create a clear line of sight from the courtyard to the home's interior. Subsequently, the two living spaces feel connected, which makes the property seem larger and more open.

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Photo: Jessica Makes Studio. From: Urbanism Designs.

Sitting Area With Chic Furniture

Thanks to their metallic trim, these neutral chairs positively shimmer in the afternoon sunlight. Just beyond the sitting area, a sliding door opens right into the kitchen, making entertaining and alfresco dining easier than ever.

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