Mid-Century Holistic Home Restorations

Willett and Ome Dezin Design the CM G1 House

Los Angeles-based furniture design firm Willett works together with interior design and development firm Ome Dezin on the CM G1 House project. Together, they reimagine a home first built in the 60s -- the goal is to create a larger and more holistic layout with the renovation. It was important to garner a distinct ambiance as the remodel improves flow between the spaces and connects to the outdoors.

The team explains the design concept, noting, "For the CM G1 House, [Willett] envisioned a complete design ecosystem: a place where every element, from the layout to the furniture, reflects a singular, elevated point of view. The home embraces the natural setting and channels the creative spirit of the community, long cherished by artists and musicians. The result is a private, architectural retreat that feels intentional, fresh, and serene."

Image Credit: Yoshihiro Makino

Holistic Home Design
This trend emphasizes the integration of indoor and outdoor spaces to create harmonious living environments that reflect a unified design vision.
Mid-century Modern Revival
The focus on reviving and updating mid-century architecture offers opportunities to blend retro aesthetics with contemporary functionality.
Design-driven Ecosystems
Creating a cohesive design ecosystem aligns every element of a living space to a singular and elevated artistic perspective, enhancing overall living experiences.

Industries Being Reshaped

Interior Design
The interior design industry can leverage holistic approaches to create more cohesive and fluid living environments that enhance well-being.
Architectural Renovations
Providing innovative solutions in renovating mid-century homes for modern appeal showcases opportunities in architectural evolution.
Furniture Design
Furniture design firms can capitalize on creating pieces that complement comprehensive and themed residential projects focused on distinct visual narratives.
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