ABOUT STUDIO MCC
We are a full-service lifestyle and interiors firm. Our mission is to democratize modern design by making our services affordable to all. We are available for tiny projects as well as large.
Please feel free to view our latest project, the Modern Coastal Canyon house-- a custom home built into a hillside in the quaint seaside town of San Clemente, CA. Additionally, The Modern Coastal Canyon blog is here to help anyone else out there who is suffering through permit processing, building material choices, and exterior and interior finishes. Help has come!
For those of you with smaller ambitions, please check out our new eDesign services. We offer online and hybrid in-home interior space consultations from only $200.
Enjoy! And may your space bring you balance and joy!
“No money is better spent than what is laid out for domestic satisfaction”
Samuel Johnson
THE COMPLETED PROJECT
Modern Coastal Canyon House
EXTERIOR INTEREST
Our wish was a house with rhythm; a house with vibe. What was not wanted was a straight block of concrete abutting the street. Working with the fabulous Tyler Van Stright of JLC Architecture enabled us to come up with this concept.
ORIENTATION
Due to the tight constraints of the lot, we chose to configure our house on a diagonal orientation to the street in an "L Shape" form. This proved to maximize ocean views, while also enabling more privacy.
AN UPSIDE-DOWN HOUSE
The "Upside-Down" floorplan of the home is idea for capturing views. We made sure to capture views from as many positions as possible, thanks to the use of large Western Windows along the staircase and in the kitchen.
INSIDE-OUT AND OUTSIDE IN
As a home by the ocean in Southern California, Western Window System's Multislide doors were ideal. When opened, they create an almost 10 foot opening out to the largest portion of our deck, creating an outside-in (or inside-out) environment--ideal for beach living.
Builder: DM Builders/Danny Monjito
DESIGN. BUILD. STYLE.
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