Geremia Design and Terremotto Restore Eichler House in Marin County
A glass-walled postwar house designed by Joseph Eichler in Marin County has been restored for clients who are recent empty nesters. The project was carried out by the AD100 firm Geremia Design together with Terremotto, working alongside Marsden Architecture. The terrazzo floor serves as the anchor of the home's color palette, which the design team used to explore themes of femininity, nature, and softness. The residence is a midcentury Eichler house, a type known for its glass walls and postwar California Modernist character.
Key facts
- The home is a Joseph Eichler house located in Marin County.
- Geremia Design and Terremotto are both AD100 firms.
- Marsden Architecture collaborated on the restoration.
- The clients are recent empty nesters.
- The house is a glass-walled, postwar midcentury residence.
- The terrazzo floor creates the home's color palette.
- The palette explores femininity, nature, and softness.
- The project was featured by Architectural Digest.
Entities
Artists
- Joseph Eichler
Institutions
- Geremia Design
- Terremotto
- Marsden Architecture
- Architectural Digest
Locations
- Marin County
- California
- United States