Nothing wrong with the newly remodeled home- it is modern, new, even beautiful. But did they have to completely destroy all the old details that made this once-historic home a classic? The rounded ceilings with moldings? The French doors in the living room? The stately old wood staircase? The intricate hardwood floors? The brightly colorful historic tiling in the bathroom?
Monday, November 11, 2013
Another Historic House Interior Destroyed
Thesecitystreets sent me this today: http://lvukovic.wordpress.com/2013/11/05/from-rags-to-riches-in-noe-valley-1632-dolores-is-back-on-the-market-one-year-later-for-2875000/. 1632 Dolores Street.
Nothing wrong with the newly remodeled home- it is modern, new, even beautiful. But did they have to completely destroy all the old details that made this once-historic home a classic? The rounded ceilings with moldings? The French doors in the living room? The stately old wood staircase? The intricate hardwood floors? The brightly colorful historic tiling in the bathroom?
Nothing wrong with the newly remodeled home- it is modern, new, even beautiful. But did they have to completely destroy all the old details that made this once-historic home a classic? The rounded ceilings with moldings? The French doors in the living room? The stately old wood staircase? The intricate hardwood floors? The brightly colorful historic tiling in the bathroom?
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