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SO NOT REALLY NEWS! SOME PEOPLE ALREADY LIVED LIKE THIS FOR THE LAST 60 YEARS - I JUST SAY "EICHLER HOMES"!

SINCE FEBRUARY THIS YEAR ... WE LIVE IN A MORE THAN 50 YEARS OLD EICHLER house + WE LOVE IT! ;)

KITCHEN COMBINED WITH A MULTIFUNCTIONAL ROOM WHERE I WORK OFTEN, BECAUSE THE LIGHT WHICH TRAVELS THROUGH THE WHOLE HOUSE ---- WINDOW PANELS FROM FLOOR TO CEILING. WE HAVE 2 HUGE TABLES - 1 GLASS WITH METAL FRAME AND ONE HEAVY WOODEN ONE ON CHROME LEGS - OWN DESIGN ;) WHICH WE USE WORKING ON THEM. WHEN WE HAVE GUESTS THEY OFFER LOTS OF SPACE TO HAVE DINNER. OUR FRIENDS LOVE THE IDEA OF THE MULTIFUNCTIONAL ROOM AND THE ATMOSPHERE!

IN THE "PUBLIC" AREA [KITCHEN, MFR, LIVING ROOM] HAVE NO DOORS - OPEN FLOOR PLAN. MORE PRIVATE ROOMS [BED ROOMS/BATH ROOMS] HAVE DOORS.

IN BETWEEN KITCHEN AND LIVING ROOM THE WALL IS OPEN FROM 1 FOOT BELOW THE CEILING .... MAKES THE ROOMS FLOATING MORE [THE CEILING OF BOTH ROOM IS ONE HUGE WHITE PAINTED WOOD PLANKED AREA - SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL!]...& COZY DURING THE NIGHT ... WARM LIGHT .... ;)
SOME GREAT ARCHITECTS WHERE THINKING AHEAD OF THE TIME IN THE 5OTH! HOW WONDERFUL!

IF MORE PEOPLE WILL WORK AT THEIR HOME OFFICES, I THINK ARCHITECT - ALSO THOSE WHO DESIGN THE HUGE RURAL AS WELL AS URBAN COMMUNITIES, SHOULD THINK ABOUT THE ASPECT OF BRINGING NATURE INTO THE HOUSE - ONE WAY OR THE OTHER, TO KEEP PEOPLE HEALTHY. [WE HAVE LIKE A LITTLE PIECE OF A FORREST BEHIND THE HOUSE ;) JUST SO PEACEFUL!] JUST GOOD FOR THE SOUL!
CHECK OUT THE EICHLER HOMES
http://youhavebrokentheinternet.blogspot.com/2010/05/eichler.html

From 1950 to the mid-1970s, California real estate developer Joseph Eichler and his company, Eichler Homes, built thousands of homes in small pockets in a handful of communities across the Bay Area from San Rafael to Walnut Creek to San Jose.

The Mid century Modern homes made up among the first distinctive tract housing to be built in their time. Most are single-story structures that feature roofs that are flat or low-sloping A-framed, vertical wood siding, floor-to-ceiling windows, private outdoor rooms and facades with clean geometric lines.

The goal with most Eichler homes was to "bring the outside in," which is part of what people still love about them today.

The whole point of an Eichler is letting the outdoors in, and with all that glass and the lush yards and the open living space, you kind of get swept up in it all.

GET INSPIRED BY HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE ;)
LOL KRIS