Designed by PHX Architecture and built by Salcito Custom Homes, the house’s positioning maximizes the spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.
In the main bathroom, steel retracting doors bring the tub area outdoors into the Sonoran desert. Calacatta Wow marble is used throughout, the bathtub and tub filler are from Waterworks and the chair is upholstered in a Casamance fabric.
A Gregorius Pineo four-poster bed from Kneedler Fauchère grounds the main bedroom. A Holland & Sherry rug, settee upholstered in Jim Thompson linen velvet and a Formations chair round out the custom furniture.
The hallway features arched plaster walls with European oak chevron floors by Studio Ressource leading you to the stairwell and lower level entertainment room. Urban Electric lanterns hang from the ceiling.
In the office, a custom cabinet by Taber & Company, lacquered Ranier desk by Joseph Jeup and a Paul Ferrante hanging pendant.
In the kitchen, a plaster range hood with a honed marble backsplash, leather stools by Thomas Hayes and Gregorius Pineo hanging lanterns.
In the downstairs entertainment room, “Seascape#24” by Kenneth Bauer hangs above a custom-made sectional. The ottoman is upholstered in a Pierre Frey graffiti fabric with an Apparatus Cloud ceiling fixture.
In the powder room, the walls are upholstered in a Maresca textile and a French 17th-century vanity houses a bronze sink and Kallista fixture.
In the living room, “Pink Sunflower” by Bill Tull hangs above an 18th-century French limestone fireplace; arched bookcases display a collection of antique Japanese sake jars; a Laura Kirar for McGuire woven chair sits in the foreground with a custom-made sofa in a green Kerry Joyce velvet; a patterned rug by Holland & Sherry; and a Jonathan Browning light fixture.
In the stairwell, a minimal aesthetic gives importance to the Jun Kaneko sculpture and a Nancy Tokar Miller abstract painting while a majestic saguaro cactus stands watch.
Landscape architect Berghoff Design Group layered the patios with a mix of old and new pots planted with annuals as a nod to the homeowners’ Oregon roots.
In the main bedroom, a chaise upholstered in Zak+Fox Sayat fabric with a Holly Hunt floor lamp creates a great reading nook. A Claire Oswalt painting, “Where the Swan Fell,” hangs on the wall.
A slab of Calacatta Wow marble and Waterworks fixtures creates a protected spot to rinse off.
Built by Salcito Custom Homes, the negative-edge pool features a sun shelf and spa lined with Bisazza tile and the patio is made of limestone.
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