A thirty-two-foot wide, ten-foot-high expanse of sliding-stacking glass doors affords the connection of interior to exterior; interior materials carry to the exterior and those traditionally considered exterior carry inward, to further blur the boundaries of inside and outside.

Stylistically, the home carries a mid-century modern influence, in dialogue with an elegant, more eclectic interior design aesthetic. The home is almost entirely wrapped in a warm, champagne-colored brick, set off by moments of chocolate terra cotta cladding. Complementing these choices is the integration of a bourbon-painted structural steel fascia, tying broad eaves together in an integrated expression. Keen attention was given to integration of travertine floors flowing from interior to exterior. A reference to the Owner’s prior home, a uniquely veined marble slab floats magically over the living room hearth.