Architect Visit: Gustave Carlson in Inverness
From Julie
Berkeley-based designer Gustave Carlson used reclaimed teak flooring, custom powder-coated aluminum windows and doors from Bonelli Windows & Doors in South San Francisco, Neff kitchen cabinets sourced from the Green Home Center in San Francisco, and tiles from Blue Slide Art Tile in Point Reyes in this 2,400-square-foot modern barn in Inverness, CA, for a family of four. Carlson also tucked a play loft under the rafters of the children's bedroom. Via SF Gate.
January 19, 2009
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I really like that seamless surround in the bath. Can someone ID that tub? I have an image saved with that same tub but haven't been able to figure out who the manufacturer is. (At this point, even if someone can point me towards any flat-backed, soaking tub - that would be very helpful.)
The tub is the Duravit Happy D Back-to-Wall Series 70-7. Good luck!
Please, ladies, can you help me source those beautiful doors and windows. I keep seeing the black metal and glass parisian style windows and doors and am embarking on a major renovation that is begging for them. Are they custom? If not, what are they called so that I can do a better search for them? Thank you!
Wow, those interiors are stunning!
H-Window out of Wisconsin make windows like this-- but they are very costly.
Sara, you should just track down the architect's email and ask what they used! I'm sure they will tell you.
We contacted Gustave Carlson, and here's what he says:
The windows are from Bonelli Windows and Doors out of South San Francisco. Bonelli products are made from custom, powder-coated aluminum—we selected a custom color and a custom-divided light pattern. We also selected the hardware and the style and rail configuration of the doors.
