Located on the front lines of a public beach walkway, this elegant artist residence layers public and private spaces in order to dynamically connect one’s lifestyle with the regenerative power of nature. The material language shifts between glass, oak, and stone as it explores concepts of porosity, translucence,and privacy. One of the home’s most notable elements is the strategic removal of living square footage to create a spa courtyard on the third level. Tucked away behind a terracotta screen and surrounded by lush vegetation on all sides, the spa acts as a private oasis in the heart of the home for reflection and reconnection. Despite rigid parameters, the home packs cutting edge engineering and design techniques into every centimeter of space. The result is a razor thin roof and floor plane delicately balanced atop massive stone walls. By reducing the density of these elements both above and below, the architecture is able to breathe and expand into its unobstructed views of the ocean and breathtaking sunsets.

Aubergine Silk velvet drapes with ivory wood tassels
Dining room - traditional dining room idea in Raleigh

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Custom build hidden stairway to basement through first floor kitchen flooring.
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Inside view of previous door.
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After about a decade of weathering on this Roswell, GA deck, the homeowners decided it was time for some upgrades. We resurfaced the deck using beautiful Timbertech products. Some of the specifics include Timbertech PVC Vintage Series decking in the color Weathered Teak, composite top cap in the color Mocha, black aluminum balusters, Oasis Under Deck Ceiling System, and a stain on the deck and roof support posts using Sherwin Williams Super Deck. The outcome is gorgeous.

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