Leaving behind the suffocating stress, the countryside after the renovation is strangely peaceful

Seneca Homes is a traditional country house with a single floor, Thai roof and many windows that open along the surrounding walls. After nearly 100 years of use, the building has recently been remodeled to suit modern aesthetic needs and tastes.

Fresh look of a small house built in the 1920s in the suburban village of Palo Alto, California

Compared to the time it was completed nearly 100 years ago, the work still retains most of the original details. The biggest impression in the renovation process is the change in building materials to every detail of the house. Accordingly, the previous tile roof was removed and replaced by a metal roof to ensure durability and certainty. Traditional wooden windows are also replaced by glass panels and metal slats, making the house new, beautiful and trendy.

The house almost retains the original image like 100 years ago after the renovation process

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