The home was nested into the bedrock, allowing natural stone to enter into the interior spaces as a unique feature. Cedar and walnut were used to foster visual warmth, while blackened steel, glass, and polished concrete afford the dramatic spans found throughout the home. Venetian plaster and textiles soften the interior spaces, as the neutral color palette evokes restfulness and contemplation. Upon entering the home, guests are presented with a dramatic grand pavilion overlooking the expansive views of the water.

The openness of the plan is made intimate by nested, individual spaces within the whole that feel unique, while maintaining a sense of connection with the rest of the project. The challenge here was creating a sense of intimate, interior space without creating division or compromising views to the exterior. Each space is intentionally designed to frame the surrounding natural beauty, allowing exterior views and light to flow to the interior. Greenery covers the low slung, horizontal roofs, allowing the structure to seamlessly integrate into the landscape.