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ressed in white siding and rough-cut stone, a
beautifully executed example of new construction
at 401 N. Dianthus Street in the Hill Section of
Manhattan Beach boasts a stunning curb appeal that gives
way to a perfect balance of New York loft meets modern
farmhouse. is magnificent home, built by Ken Johnson
Development, designed with Paul L'Esperance, and Doug
Leach Architecture, delivers a fresh twist on a gorgeous
farmhouse style while steeping the aesthetic in luxury,
offering something different to the marketplace.
Featuring incredible volumes, warm, hand-finished wood
beams and quintessential shiplap, the 6,300-square-foot
home introduces its interior with an impressive two-story,
loft-like entry with an open wood staircase, atrium skylights
and an iron chandelier that sets a relaxed yet upscale tone.
Crisp white walls donned with shiplap accents and black iron
windows throughout is pure and uplifting design. Warm
wood beams, bleached wood floors, and refreshing Robin
egg blue accents soften the shifts in the palette. "We love
the freshness of the Robin egg color kitchen tile backsplash,
paired with coastal colored cabinets and hand-made mosaic
tile floors in the powder rooms that anchor the design,"
explains Paul L'Esperance of L'Esperance Design.
is lovely contemporary mix is particularly apparent in the
six-bedroom (or five-bedroom plus a study), five-bathroom,
two powder room home where vaulted ceilings drip with
bespoke lighting and an abundance of natural light beam
into its generous spaces. Pretty combinations of metals
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