not saying we want all black, but like how the walkway helps breakup the side of the home, and gives potential for a small yard off to the side without making a retaining wall (once you go down the steps). there's a couple ways we could see this...connecting to the patio as a walk-way...or connecting to the utility room...or both
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Billede
like how the upper portion sticks out a little from the bottom portion (looking at left side of this photo). this helps break up the crawl space portion of the home from the main home.
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like the breakup of the home (front and carport)...we don't need/want a front deck, so landscaping with help with front)
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again, another shot of an under house carport but still room for crawl space for mechanics, etc. if we did this, it seems like the lower level of the home would be a wall barrier of the garage.
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like the general breakup of the home using mixed materials (this is a tad stiff, but the japanese design you have is not going to make this 'stiff-ness' happen)
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probably our favorite pick (know this is expensive so we'll have to just use this as vision) love almost everything about this exterior - japanese modern cabin vibe, roof material long eaves, big windows, and feels part of the landscape
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love almost everything about this exterior - japanese modern cabin vibe, long eaves, (this shows the wood and stone elements) big windows, and feels part of the landscape
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love the looks of the japanese modern cabin feel, the shou sugi ban (we don't have to use a TON of it), and contrast of the natural looking wood
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cool landscaping that helps the house feel part of the land
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like how the house is nestled into the landscape and slope of the roof
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like how the house is nestled into the landscape and slope of the roof
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love the japanese modern cabin feel, roof beams, entryway vibe, and mix texture feel
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love the seamless transition to the deck (doesn't have to be this big) and feel of modern but not stark...don't want glass railing though
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like the vibe and landscaping feel...and even like the roof material
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like the walkway feel
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like the mix textures...making it clean yet very warm (stone, concrete/tile, metal windows, wood ceiling)
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like the natural yet contrasting black for the wood (we know the home won't look like this though)
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like the footings look (doesn't have to be so industrial looking with the cross bars)
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like the mix textures (we know this is a very expensive build and we wouldn't have 2 story glass)...we like more bungalow vibe anyways
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like the use of mix textures that feel clean but natural
not saying we want all black, but like how the walkway helps breakup the side of the home, and gives potential for a small yard off to the side without making a retaining wall (once you go down the steps). there's a couple ways we could see this...connecting to the patio as a walk-way...or connecting to the utility room...or both
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