Classic bungalow gets a light-filled addition
From the sidewalk, the classic façade of this 1913 Southern California bungalow offer no clue to the surprise out back. The
owners wanted to find a cost-effective way to unite the original 1,000-square-foot bungalow and its backyard. The result:
expansion of the kitchen, extension of the master bedroom, and a new freestanding bathroom within its midst. A Douglas fir
frame, wrapped with translucent thermal polycarbonate normally used for greenhouses, opens the home to the yard. » see room
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