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Modern翻转 from Klopf Architecture: Bright House with Reverse Layout in San Francisco
Modern翻转 from Klopf Architecture, completed in 2020, presents a bold reimagining of a conventional home project in San Francisco, California. Designed for a family who saw long-term potential in their home, the renovation transforms outdated interiors into a sunny and seamless sanctuary defined by an indoor-outdoor lifestyle and panoramic city views.
Reverse Layout for Better Connection
Originally dark and divided into small rooms, the traditional layout lacked connection, light, and flow. Klopf Architecture proposed a reverse layout—an unexpected yet effective design solution that moved the bedrooms to the street side to capture panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay, and also opened up living spaces toward the backyard.
This reconfiguration allowed the team to create a spacious great room, where large sliding glass doors dissolve the barrier between inside and outside. With high ceilings and extensive glazing, the room flows into a green terrace, creating a continuous experience of light, nature, and relaxation.
Design Details Defining Modern Comfort
At the center of the transformation is a floating linear battened ceiling with integrated lighting that spans the entire great room. This element not only enhances visual coherence but also subtly defines the kitchen, dining area, and living zone within the open space. The overall effect is spatial clarity and architectural warmth.
From materials to spatial organization, every detail contributes to a modern minimalist style. Large windows, clean lines, and natural finishes blend the design and reflect Klopf Architecture's signature approach to contemporary residential design.
A Home for Life, Transformed
What started as a standard home project became an individual family sanctuary, perfectly suited for entertaining, working from home, and relaxing with loved ones. The 'Modern翻转' project proves how smart design can unlock the full potential of real estate even without increasing its size.
Reimagining spatial flow and maximizing access to natural light enabled Klopf Architecture to create a modern home that feels both spacious and serene—a perfect urban retreat for its residents.
Photography © Mariko Reed
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Photography © Mariko Reed
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Photography © Mariko Reed
Photography © Mariko Reed
Photography © Mariko Reed
Photography © Mariko Reed
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