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Architecture firm The Ranch Mine, have completed the restoration of a 1980s home and its landscaping, that is located on a small lot in a historic district in central Phoenix, Arizona.
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After years of neglect, alterations, and numerous owners, the client purchased the house sight unseen while on a business trip.
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The Ranch Mine were tasked by their client to restore the main house, redesign the landscape, and transform the guest house into a new master suite. The restoration of the main house focused on refinishing and repairing the redwood that clads all the curved walls inside and outside the house.
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At the entrance to the home, you’re welcomed by an outdoor eating area.
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There’s also a seating area tucked away in the corner.
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Outdoor lighting creates dramatic shadows, while making the space usable at night.
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The study has a wall of windows, allowing natural light to fill the space.
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A collage of black and white photos break up the wall of wood.
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A view from inside to the outdoor areas with the swimming pool and master bedroom.
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The living room received an entire overhaul, going from over-stuffed with animal trophies, to simplistic style with minimal art.
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From the top of the stairs, you can see the living room and the breezeway.
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The breezeway is a space that is open to the elements, but enclosed enough to make it a livable room.
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Here you can see how the breezeway is open to the elements.
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The original guesthouse was opened up to make a master bedroom.
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The pool was reduced in size to make a more functional courtyard, and planting areas with French drains were added to solve flooding problems.
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At night the pool and breezeway are lit up.
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A 16 foot wide by 10 foot tall pocketing glass door, opens the master suite to the pool courtyard.
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The open floor plan of the master suite was inspired by their clients trips to exotic hotels around the world.
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Hidden in the corner of the bedroom is a frameless glass steam shower.
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