Beautiful 1950’s Austin Home Gets a Modern, Spacious Interior and Backyard
Home renovations and additions vary drastically depending on the original residence, its current condition, and of course the homeowner's desires and available budget. Some houses need a "gut makeover" because the bones of the house aren't strong enough to continue. Others require a smart rear extension and a simple interior makeover while keeping the original elements intact. RaveOn by Nick Deaver Architect in austin falls into the latter category as the architects subtly remodel the classic Texas home originally built in 1956.

With a handsome gabled roof that seems to float above floor to ceiling glass walls, limestone bases and a row of beautiful oak trees all around, the house's timeless beauty remains largely untouched. Yet harmonious riffs, new insulated glass walls replacing the old ones, a redesign of the house layout, and the removal of poorly planned aftermarket additions bring new life to this jaded Austin home. Inside, the color palette is neutral and soft with oak floors and white walls in every room. Glass walls lead to the outdoors, while additions like the large green couch in the living room and the blue-tiled backsplash in the kitchen make an immediate impression.






Certainly the defining feature of the new interior is the bespoke, two meter tall white oak L-shaped cabinet with ample storage space housing a wonderful collection of vases. On the other side is a coffee station along with other storage units and it is this wooden wall unit that separates the common areas from the private spaces. A curated backyard, patio and pergola structure made of wood, concrete and steel renews the old landscape and transforms it into a great social zone. [Photography: Casey Dunn]





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