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This lovely Tudor home was remodeled with lines and details inspired by Provençal architecture. The house rests stately on a hill but is gracefully framed by mature oak, maple, cypress, and redwood trees. The cooler tones of the stonework are offset by the sunny, warm colors of the house.

The visual motif of the spiral is one of the oldest and most enigmatic sacred images known. It is one of the earliest examples of human creative expression, appearing in nearly every society in the ancient world. The spiral has universal appeal and has a mysterious resonance with the human spirit, it is complex yet simple, intriguing and beautiful. The spiral pattern is found extensively in nature – encoded into plants, animals, humans, the earth and galaxies around us. Mathematics can explain the complex algorithms, sequences and equations that make up a spiral pattern, but it can’t explain the lure and fascination of the spiral to the human heart.

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Saturday June 27, 2:30 to 4:00pm | Bluemont Piedmont Retreat by Jay Graham, FASLA of Graham Landscape Architecture, with Ralph Cunningham, FAIA Nestled at the base of the Shenandoah foothills in Virginia, this 178-acre site, once used for agriculture, has been transformed by the current owners into an attractive country retreat. The expansive landscape surrounding the residence incorporates Modernist design elements while acknowledging the site’s vibrant agricultural history. Visitors enter the property along an extended driveway, aligned to perfectly capture views of the nearby foothills before meandering through a wooded area featuring a beautiful array of stone walls and mature oak trees that terminate abruptly in a clearing, offering guests their first glimpse of the main residence. Pathways, and terraces, encircle the home where a wedge-shaped entry garden beckons, drawing visitors through the front door. Other spaces include the Tapestry and Master’s gardens, which were designed to introduce a diverse palette of plants to the property, direct views, and provide an additional splash of color and personality to the outdoor area. Adjacent to the home and bounded by natural boulders found on site, a turf platform provides flat ground for outdoor games. Beyond the lawn, a newly established meadow completes the design plan as it draws attention outward to more natural aspects of the environment, a pond, and restored woodlands. Photo copyright Maxwell Mackenzie

From the moment you enter this home, the stairway draws you in. A gentle curved structure ascends through the grand foyer, featuring beautifully finished red oak handrails and treads that complement the home’s hardwood floors. The wrought iron balustrade tells a cohesive design story. Its pattern echoes the forged-iron doors on the main level, then continues upward along the staircase and across the second-floor balconies, creating visual continuity throughout the home's vertical spaces. Crisp lines and shadow play add depth and dimension, conveying the rich sense of old-world luxury the design team envisioned. This is more than a staircase. It's the architectural centerpiece that sets the tone for the entire residence. 1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

A decomposed granite strip borders the street.

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Underground cellar using polished concrete floors bagged block work wall painted grey. Tinted mirror splash backs suspended timber shelf, mood lighting, timber plywood walls and ceiling stained. Axiom Photography

STOR-Trax is an aluminum track wall system with a complement of hooks and accessories to store everything from bikes to baskets and everything in between.

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