Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective

Merzbau Design Collective transformed a small 1935 bungalow into a light-filled 2150 s.f. residence for a family of four.

Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective
Corbino House by Merzbau Design Collective

Description by Merzbau Design Collective

The original longleaf pine planks on the ceilings and walls were salvaged and used as flooring in the kids’ rooms upstairs. The new vaulted dining room features a full-height bookcase on one wall and whitewashed maple panels on another; the original archway was refinished and leads to a new open kitchen anchored by a 3’x9′ quartzite island.

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- by Matt Watts

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