ELLE DECORのインスタグラム(elledecor) - 11月23日 00時01分

Early 20th-century architect Henry Higby Gutterson’s houses have always been unorthodox—but not in the way you might think. Rather than mimic his Northern Californian comrade’s work, or create pastiches of the European styles he studied abroad, he combined the two into something else entirely. The houses weren’t particularly radical, but were well-proportioned and livable, befitting to residents and the surrounding landscape, the kind of architecture that might only be appreciated with the passage of time—and the right eyes. So when an art collector living in Singapore set foot in a 1936 Gutterson house overlooking the San Francisco Bay with his new wife, the seaside abode’s mahogany ceiling beams, French Tudor–style detailing, and California-modern materiality completely captured their hearts.

To see the full renovation, courtesy @wadedesignarchitects_ and interior designer Lauren Geremia (@geremia_design), click the link in bio. Written by @rachelesilva_. Photographed by @laurejoliet.

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