Entry
Entering the home, you are greeted by two 10‑foot‑tall metal doors that set the tone immediately. Inside, a floating white oak staircase appears to hang in place, framed by a full wall of glass that looks out to the pool, a cascading water feature, and the views beyond. The composition is clean and deliberate, with the staircase and glass working together to create a space that feels open, vertical, and striking from the moment you step inside.
Great Room
The great room is defined by its scale and its connection to the surrounding landscape, with 20‑foot ceilings and walls of floor‑to‑ceiling glass that frame the mountains and valley while drawing natural light deep into the space. The design expresses its structure. Steel beams are left exposed and read as part of the architecture, introducing rhythm and contrast against the warmth of the cedar‑lined ceiling and the continuity of wide‑plank white oak flooring. The result is a space that feels open and expansive, yet grounded and intentional without losing a sense of comfort.
A floor‑to‑ceiling fireplace anchors the western wall, finished in stone and wood with a substantial marble hearth that gives it weight and presence. A television is set above, allowing the space to shift easily between everyday living and entertaining. Sliding glass doors open directly to the pool deck, extending the living area outdoors and creating a natural flow between spaces. Whether hosting a full room of guests, watching a game by the fire, or simply taking in the views, the great room adapts effortlessly while maintaining a strong architectural presence.
Kitchen
The kitchen is designed as a central gathering space, anchored by a substantial quartzite island with seating for six. Rather than enclosing the room, a floating soffit extends over the island, visually lowering the ceiling just enough to create a sense of enclosure while preserving the openness of the great room. Slender steel rods suspend the structure, tying it back to the surrounding architecture and giving it a light, almost weightless presence. A sculptural metal hood and full‑height stone backsplash create a striking focal point, adding warmth and contrast to the clean, modern design.
Custom cabinetry is paired with a full suite of professional‑grade appliances.
Wolf six burner range with griddle
Sub‑Zero full‑size refrigerator and freezer
Two refrigerator drawers
Pebble ice machine
Dishwasher
The butler’s pantry extends the kitchen with a fully equipped secondary workspace. Quartzite surfaces wrap the room and continue onto a central island, providing generous prep and storage space. A custom display wall with open shelving introduces a refined design element, blending function and presentation while maintaining continuity with the kitchen’s aesthetic.
Wolf double wall ovens
Wolf microwave
Wolf steamer Dishwasher
Dining Area
The dining area is positioned as a natural extension of the main living spaces, set within a recessed alcove that creates a sense of intimacy while remaining open to the kitchen and family room. A custom dining table anchors the space, complemented by a sculptural lighting installation that adds a vertical design element without obstructing the view.
Floor‑to‑ceiling glass frames expansive mountain vistas, bringing the landscape directly into the room and establishing a strong connection to the surrounding setting. The combination of scale, light, and clean architectural lines creates a dining space that feels both refined and inviting.
Office
The office is defined by floor‑to‑ceiling glass that fills the space with natural light and frames views of the surrounding landscape. A custom wood feature wall introduces vertical rhythm and integrates subtle lighting, creating a strong focal point. Built‑in cabinetry provides functional storage while maintaining clean lines, and a sculptural light fixture overhead adds a distinct architectural element.
Direct access to the front exterior allows the space to function independently, making it well suited for both work and client‑facing use.