• The living area remains connected as one large space, reinforced by a common wall color. Because this hous is designed for a painter, I left the walls white. Also, the large windows will cause different coloration throughout the day through natural light.
• The plant partially conceals the entrance into the private area.
• As seen in the photo on the left, the low wall on the bed alcove blocks it from views from the living area.
• The tall closet in the bedroom is replaced with a lower dresser. The tall closet interrupted the notion of both rooms as one large space.
• The floors in the public area remain hardwood, the private area uses carpet.
• A coat hanger separates the entrance from the main area, creating a transition space.

• The bathroom received a treatment in light azure, offsetting the warm exterior colors.
• The shower stall is constructed from plexi glass
• A tall mirror was added.

• The kitchen counter was redesigned. The ugly wooden counter and the tall refridgerator were replaced by en integrated counter made from black granite.
• The counter provides partial separation of the kitchen area while leaving the spaces connected.

• I chose 4 different colors for the building exterior:
  - The roof is dark grey / anthrazite
  - The South and West walls of the main living area are siena.
  - The North and East walls of the main living area are grey.
  - The bathroom and the entrance are white.
• The warm colors are facing South and West, representing the warm color of the sun.
• The cool gray is mostly facing North.
• The exterior color palette supports the definition of space.

• Visitors approach the house from Southeast.
• The structure presents itself as a collection of shapes defined by different ceiling heights and exterior colors.
• The entrance is highlighted by a white wall segment.