https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/1909 en-us Designing a new, 1,030-square-foot house at the famed Sea Ranch development on the California coast was more than a building process for Turnbull Griffin Haesloop.

]]> sea_ranch.asp Sat, 16 Oct 2010 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8637-sea-ranch-residence Quiet finishes and white-painted cabinets allow the kitchen to recede into the background of the open-plan space, hiding in plain sight. Sea Ranch ResidenceTurnbull Griffin HaesloopSea Ranch, CaliforniaQuiet finishes and white-painted cabinets allow the kitchen to recede into the background of the open-plan space, hiding in plain sight.Photo © David Wakely Photography A cedar-clad breakfast nook overlooks the verdant property through expansive panes of glass. Sea Ranch ResidenceTurnbull Griffin HaesloopSea Ranch, CaliforniaA cedar-clad breakfast nook overlooks the verdant property through expansive panes of glass.Photo © David Wakely Photography Separating the kitchen from the eating area is a cedar island capped with a Bursting stone countertop. Sea Ranch ResidenceTurnbull Griffin HaesloopSea Ranch, CaliforniaSeparating the kitchen from the eating area is a cedar island capped with a Bursting stone countertop.Photo © David Wakely Photography