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Blacker
House
Pasadena, California, 1907
Set facing the San Gabriel Mountains, the house has a
dramatic sixty-foot port cochere that spans the circular
driveway on the right and, on the left, a graceful second-floor
balcony that shades the living room terrace. |
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Bolton
House
Pasadena, California, 1906
In restoring the dining room, the decision was made to use
a board-and-batten style of mahogany paneling, as the Greenes
chose for the entry. |
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Blacker
House
Pasadena, California, 1907
Recalling the stylized waves in a Japanese woodblock print,
a baseboard patterned with rolling waves seems to flow upward,
following the graceful rise of the grand staircase. |
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Gamble
House
Pasadena, California, 1908
This lighting fixture casts a strong light upward to reflect
off the ceiling as well as a gentle colored light downward to
give warmth to the living room. |
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Charles
Greene House
Pasadena, California, 1901
Charles was constantly experimenting with ideas and designs
that made their way into his larger masterworks. Here, wooden
beams are carefully joined together with all the surfaces rounded
off.
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Duncan-Irwin
House
Pasadena, California, 1903
Lifted above the lawn by the foundation wall are terraces to
cross before entering the house, which is partially shaded by
a pergola and the overhang of the second-story porches. |
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