On a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, a 1970s ranch-style home was dark, cramped and had little connection to its site. This remodel and addition preserved the home’s original layout around a courtyard but broke down barriers between indoor and out, connected each point of the home to ocean views, and created ample space for shared experiences. The result is an open and airy retreat.

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The interiors in Paseo La Cresta integrate natural elements to create a cohesive and inviting space. Floor to-ceiling sliding doors, which flood the rooms with natural light and provide excellent cross ventilation, enhancing the indoor air quality and comfort without the constant use of artificial climate control. The house is surrounded by doors that foster a seamless connection between the indoor space and the outdoor garden, effectively extending the living area and bringing the outdoors in.