Three modern farmhouses on one street in Mission, in white board and batten with dark roofs and cedar posts. Two are twins, side by side. Inside, every house has its own finishes: brass and marble in one, white tile and black iron in another.
Each house opens into one long room for living, dining and the kitchen. In this one an arch and a checkered tile floor meet you at the front door, and a black iron chandelier hangs over the living room.
Brass shows up all over this kitchen: on the cabinet pulls, on the faucet and on the pot filler over the range. The island is black, and the pantry hides behind a black French door.
The main bath has a black double vanity under two arched wood mirrors, with brass cross handle faucets and a shower in pale green tile. The guest bath repeats the marble and the brass.
A sliding door leads from the living room to a covered patio, then to new grass and a wood fence.
Every Sisu home starts as a drawing, whatever its size. See our ten plans or bring your own.
One home on your lot or several on a street, the first step is the same. Tell Daniel what you want to build and where, and he will tell you what it takes. Or call or text (956) 414 8777.
Daniel Estrada, founder and general contractor
