Poolside, RH teak-and-aluminum furniture is nestled between maple trees.
In the breakfast nook, plaster walls are adorned with a painting by Sung-Hee Cho and Maison Sarah Lavoine sconces. A Jacob May dining table and chairs from De La Espada make for a perfect place to enjoy any meal.
The primary bathroom features custom-designed vanities, Mark Albrecht Studio mirrors, Billy Cotton sconces, a Roll & Hill pendant light and Concreteworks freestanding tub. The frosted glass offers privacy as well as a striking view of the treeline.
In the dining room, a custom walnut-and-metal table is flanked by Ecart International chairs set under an Andrea Claire Studio chandelier and a Christopher Farr rug.
In the living room, a pair of Christophe Delcourt sofas upholstered in velvet and two-toned linen, a custom coffee table, Alexander Lamont side table, Holly Hunt sconces and floor lamps by Astro and Espasso make for a perfect entertaining area.
The powder room features a custom limestone vanity, Jacob May mirror, Apparatus sconces and Piet Boon Collection plumbing fixtures.
In the open-air living area upstairs, a Casamidy coffee table is surrounded by Kettal sofas, a Plane Furniture lounge chair, ceramic stool by Pfeifer Studio and a Perennials rug.
The custom staircase made of steel with white oak steps custom-finished to match the flooring fits seamlessly with the cedar walls and elegantly frames the view of an exterior garden courtyard.
A Belgian bluestone countertop with Asher Israelow barstools and custom John Pomp pendant lights make for a practical and sumptuous kitchen island.
In the primary bedroom, a custom-designed bed is set against a plaster wall next to Apparatus pendant lights and a Richard Wrightman bench. A corner reading nook features a De Padova armchair, Pinch coffee table and Kallmar Werkstätten floor lamp tied together by a Rosemary Hallgarten tweed rug.
One of the many outdoor courtyards features 10-foot-tall hidden steel-and-glass sliding doors inspired by Japanese shoji screens, allowing for a flexible indoor-outdoor living experience.
The cedar wood, Harbor Mist granite, steel and glass home was inspired by the traditional modular shape of Japanese houses and was designed to frame and engage with the natural environment.
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