A Redwood-Clad Midcentury With an In-Law Unit Lists for $1.75M in Berkeley, CA
Built by designer Louise Rigg for her family in 1963, the home overlooks the scenic San Francisco Bay Area from its lush, 6,500-square-foot lot.
Built by designer Louise Rigg for her family in 1963, the home overlooks the scenic San Francisco Bay Area from its lush, 6,500-square-foot lot.
In the aptly named Berkeley Hills neighborhood of Berkeley, California, a 1963 residence built by designer Louise Rigg for her family peeks out through the surrounding trees on a steep, wooded slope. The property at 131 Tamalpais Road showcases a number of the designer’s signature elements, including a material palette of polished concrete, brick, copper, and colorful glazed tiles, as well as ample glazing to bring natural light into the home.
Designer Louise Rigg built the home at 131 Tamalpais Road in Berkeley, California, for her family in 1963.
Photo by Peter Lyons
Tucked behind a private, enclosed patio at the entrance, the front door opens to a spacious, sunken living/dining area with double-height ceilings and concrete floors. A tall copper fireplace adds a pop contrast against a brick wall, which sits adjacent to a fully glazed partition with sliding doors that connect to a large deck at the rear of the home.
The entrance is tucked behind a private, enclosed patio.
Photo by Peter Lyons
A spacious living/dining area features concrete floors, double-height ceilings, and a fully glazed wall with sliding doors.
Photo by Peter Lyons
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