Here's what happens with an Eichler meets Scandinavian design скачать в хорошем качестве

Here's what happens with an Eichler meets Scandinavian design

Joseph Eichler had a vision — open, connected, modern living that brought the outside in and made good design accessible to all. This Sequoyah Hills home takes that vision and runs with it, layering in Scandinavian warmth, ahead-of-its-time sustainability, and years of thoughtful, obsessive renovation. The bones are pure Eichler. Floor-to-ceiling glass. Exposed beams. Tongue-and-groove ceilings. And that central atrium — one of Eichler's most distinctive signatures — open to the sky, perfect for everything from dinner parties to late-night stargazing. Then the details start revealing themselves. Custom hand-painted Fireclay starburst tile at the entry. Wide-plank oak floors in the living spaces. LEED-certified cork through the bedroom wing. Henrybuilt cabinetry in a kitchen that also features Heath tile, porcelain countertops, a wet bar, wine fridge, induction cooktop, and Thermador double ovens. Both bathrooms finished with Calacatta marble hex floors, bespoke walnut vanities, and Fireclay tile throughout. Every material chosen with intention. Outside, the backyard is its own quiet world — drought-tolerant and pollinator-friendly plantings alongside fruit trees producing Meyer lemons, mandarins, blood oranges, limes, and yes, blueberries. Solar panels, an EV charger, radiant heating, smart home tech, and LEED-certified insulation round out a home that's as forward-thinking as the man who inspired it. #eichler #josepheichler #midcenturymodern #eichlerhomes #architecturelovers #scandinaviandesign #sequoyahhills #oaklandarchitecture #mcmarchitecture #sustainableliving #henrybuilt #fireclaytile #californiamodern ©2026 Open Homes • All rights reserved. Learn more about beautiful real estate video and aerials at Open-Homes.com