880 Blue Star
880 Blue Star started with a strong shell and weak interiors. The A-frame geometry already had presence, but the rooms inside it felt dark, dated, and disconnected from the architecture. The work was about bringing the house back into focus rather than piling on gestures.
The main living spaces were reworked to feel cleaner and calmer, with finishes that support the roofline instead of competing with it. The stair became a stronger visual moment. The bedroom and secondary rooms follow the same logic: restrained materials, cleaner lines, and better balance from one space to the next.
The black marble bath adds a sharper counterpoint to the rest of the house, while the exterior metalwork gives the entry sequence a more deliberate identity. Together, those moves make the project feel finished and specific instead of simply renovated.
Finished Spaces and Details
A horizontal view of the strongest finished moments from the project, with enough space for large sets and a clean reading experience on smaller ones.
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