Modern Organic In Sonoma Cty

“The living room speaks to the whole indoor-outdoor concept, true California living,” Carlson says. “Literally, you are indoors and outdoors.” Three massive 9-foot-wide sliding glass doors stack as they open the entire wall to the patio, which becomes an extension of the living room space. The decor epitomizes the credo of MAS Design (short for Mood and Space) of juxtaposing the modern and the organic. The centerpiece is the brilliant-white 25-foot-wide limestone stacked-stone wall with 7-foot-long horizontal gas fireplace. “That was the statement in the room,” Carlson says. “It’s so dramatic without being distracting. It’s there without being oppressive.” Set against the wall’s chiseled facade are soft elements such as the cushy sectional, custom hand-woven chunky wool rug and Mongolian wool poufs. The pair of square-lined, weathered-leather chairs play off a pair of round-edged faux riverstone coffee tables made from a lightweight resin-stone composite. A floor lamp is completely swathed in linen — “a softening of what would be a really modern moment,” Carlson says. Ditto the Lucite trunk table between the leather seats, which boasts, somewhat tongue in cheek, rugged rope handles.Sectional sofa: Franco, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams; Mongolian stools: Pfeifer Studio; leather chairs: Dekker, Bernhardt; floor lamp: Pipe, Foscarini; coffee tables: Riverstone in Roman finish, Phillips Collection; wool rug: Trident, color Taupe, Cabana Home; stone wall: Infinity, color Simena, Ceramic Tile Design

Indoor-outdoor and wooden ceiling, beams

open doors to deck - high windows.

Large sliding glass door onto deck. Faux riverstone coffee tables made of resin.

Our liv.rm furniture is about this color with teak.

horizontal gas fireplace, window wall

“The living room speaks to the whole indoor-outdoor concept, true California living,” Carlson says. “Literally, you are indoors and outdoors.” Three massive 9-foot-wide sliding glass doors stack as they open the entire wall to the patio, which becomes an extension of the living room space. The decor epitomizes the credo of MAS Design (short for Mood and Space) of juxtaposing the modern and the organic. The centerpiece is the brilliant-white 25-foot-wide limestone stacked-stone wall with 7-foot-long horizontal gas fireplace. “That was the statement in the room,” Carlson says. “It’s so dramatic without being distracting. It’s there without being oppressive.” Set against the wall’s chiseled facade are soft elements such as the cushy sectional, custom hand-woven chunky wool rug and Mongolian wool poufs. The pair of square-lined, weathered-leather chairs play off a pair of round-edged faux riverstone coffee tables made from a lightweight resin-stone composite. A floor lamp is completely swathed in linen — “a softening of what would be a really modern moment,” Carlson says. Ditto the Lucite trunk table between the leather seats, which boasts, somewhat tongue in cheek, rugged rope handles.Sectional sofa: Franco, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams; Mongolian stools: Pfeifer Studio; leather chairs: Dekker, Bernhardt; floor lamp: Pipe, Foscarini; coffee tables: Riverstone in Roman finish, Phillips Collection; wool rug: Trident, color Taupe, Cabana Home; stone wall: Infinity, color Simena, Ceramic Tile Design

Although this is not a home sold by Platinum Realty Network in Arizona, we love the style and relaxing feel. #outdoorentertaining #modernwinecountry