Midcentury Monterey Home in the Hills Revitalized by Studio Michael Hilal

SummaryStudio Michael Hilal renovated a 1958 William Concolino midcentury home in Monterey, modernizing the interior while preserving its original charm.The design emphasizes natural wood and light, blending Modernist and Japanese influences with a mix of vintage and contemporary furniture for an eclectic, organic feel.Enlisted by the descendants of its original owner, Studio Michael Hilal has revitalized a midcentury home in the hills of Monterey, California. Originally designed by architect William Concolino in 1958, the renowned interior design firm has imbued the inside with a modern and refreshing feel while consciously preserving the home’s original charm.Nestled among Monterey’s lush greenery on a sloped topography, the exterior is clad in wooden panels embedded with a mixture of frosted and clear windows. The minimal and natural materials of the exterior convey both the Modernist essence of its origins, while also evoking traditional Japanese design in its humble composition. A