Mission Style Vintage Bungalow

Arts & Crafts tilework complements this unique 1920s interior remodel.

General Contractor: Ambrose Construction

Historical Consultant: Robert S. Mech, AIA

Photography by Tina Witherspoon. Used with permission.

Project completed by Robert S. Mech, AIA as chief architect and design lead while in the employ of Board & Vellum. Link to the original post here.

Every successful project involves careful collaboration between the client, contractor, and design team. Check back in the future for more details and captions on the images shared below!

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