Not for sale, but a chance to peek behind the façade and renovation of 224 Mississippi.
∙ Batles’ Potrero Hill home echoes the past [SFGate] [Photos]
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Not for sale, but a chance to peek behind the façade and renovation of 224 Mississippi.
∙ Batles’ Potrero Hill home echoes the past [SFGate] [Photos]
I love the mix of the old cabinets with IKEA in the kitchen.
“…they began to look for a true live-work space – not just a developer’s make-believe live-work loft that’s too small for a substantial studio, much less a family.”
Amen!
It’s nice and definitely shows why hiring a professional that shares your vision is critical. But I can’t help but to think that this place is going to seem incredibly small and inadequate when those kids get a little bit older in a few years. I guess there is space to grow…
I agree with Anna. I love love love the old cabinets in the modern setting.
Eddy, even 900 square feet is plenty of room with just the two boys, since they can double up in one bedroom. We do it with three! Especially since as they use some of the other space in the building for their activities and projects, and just eat and sleep upstairs.
..hey, if they decide to move when the boys get bigger, I’d buy in a heartbeat…I love this.
Esthetically intriguing drawer contraption. One snag with the cabinets: you’ll need a ladder to reach out for whatever precious little goodies you put in those tiny top drawers.
“you’ll need a ladder to reach out for whatever precious little goodies you put in those tiny top drawers”
Built-in cardio for those craving chocolate-chip cookies.
Interestingly (to me), I happened to walk by this place a couple of month ago and it piqued my interest. Thanks for sharing what’s inside!
Regarding space, we all have to get used to living in a more densely packed city. Unless you are quite wealthy, I won’t expect much space.
I love those bathroom sinks. Anyone know how I can get my grubby hands on sinks designed like that?
well if you’ve got grubby hands just pour it yourself. I think that Buddy Rhodes sells a mold and they the mixin’s. If they don’t try concretedepot.com
UPDATE: The 3,400-square-foot, mixed-use building at 224 Mississippi is now FS (on the market) with a $2.4 million price tag.