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Fougeron Architecture Overhauled a Victorian Home in San Francisco

— March 2, 2018 — Art & Design
California-based studio Fougeron Architecture completely overhauled a century-old Victorian Townhouse in the Noe Valley area of San Francisco. The 2,500 square foot home boasts new modern design features such as a slanted glass facade taking up most of the exterior of the home, and a bright orange stairwell in the center of the home.

The front of the home was preserved, while the back facade was completely re-imaged into a two-story window. The design team decided to make most features a simple white and grey color scheme, while adding in bold pops of vivid colors throughout on large pieces.

Each room created by Fougeron Architecture has large over-sized windows, allowing them to be flooded with natural light and show off each unique design feature.

Trend Themes

  1. Modernized Architecture — Innovative design features such as slanted glass facades and large windows are changing the look and feel of traditional buildings.
  2. Colorful Accents — Bold and vivid pops of color are being incorporated into modernized home designs to add character and excitement.
  3. Natural Lighting — Increased emphasis is being placed on incorporating large windows into building designs to allow for natural light to flood indoor spaces.

Industry Implications

  1. Architecture and Design — This industry can capitalize on the trend toward more modernized and colorful building designs that incorporate large windows and natural light.
  2. Real Estate — The use of modern design features and bold pops of color can make a property stand out and potentially increase its value in the market.
  3. Home Décor — Increased emphasis on natural lighting can prompt consumers to purchase décor items that help enhance indoor lighting, such as light curtains and mirrors.
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