
Treetop Modern Home

Hillside Modern Home

House of Light

Neoclassical Home

Nestled Modern Retreat
Treetop Modern Home
Treetop Modern
This project is about trees. It’s a pretty tall house that is set upon hillside amongst many established groupings of hardwood trees. The linear architecture and organization of the columns, the height and the different bays of the house are like a forest. Read our case study and listen to the story...Hillside Modern Home
Hillside Modern Home
JBB was the architect, interior designer and custom furnishings designer for this hillside modern home. About half of the furnishings were custom designed and fabricated by JBB Designs and the other half of the furnishings and artwork was sourced and collected by JBB interiors. This home posed a challenge because ... Read our case study...House of Light
House of Light
This is the second house we designed at Jeffrey Bruce Baker Designs. The House of Light is unique because the front features a large flat yard that appears to be a very simple site. When you touch the frontline of the house, however, you’re dropping off of a hillside that is incredibly steep. By the time you reach the back edge of this house (which is primarily just one room deep) you are about 40 feet lower in grade. It is built on a very steep ... Read our case study...Neoclassical Home
Neoclassical Home
This was an incredibly heavy renovation. This is a 1950s ranch home that had a particularly high roof, which was useful in our case. The homeowners are very sentimental about the house and did not want to tear down and build new, but they preferred French architecture. So in this house, before, there was a series of very odd rooms, you would come into a tiny entry, you could barely squeeze by one another and then there was a massive living room. To the right was a tiny dining room that could barely seat six people. Behind the dining... Read our case study and listen to the story...Nestled Modern Retreat
Nestled Modern Retreat
This house has one of the simpler yards we’ve worked with. It’s a very flat yard that comes up and creates a little hill and then goes down in the back. Instead of just popping the house on top of the hill, we wanted to have more of a connection with the yard. This is something I talk a lot about with our clients in architecture. How do we take the uniquenesses of the lot and let it inform the house design? We nestled the house down and created a beautiful... Read our case study...