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“The sound of the kids playing. The smell of food. A cocktail. Music. Sitting outside.”

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The large central courtyard is sheltered by the home on three sides and opens to the north. It opens to the screened outdoor living room, second-floor terrace, and walls of glass that slide open on the first floor.

Modern kitchen with large window, black bar stools, and a nearby open shelving unit with decorative items.

Warmth and light

Their new home has just under 4,000 square feet of interior space and 1,300 square feet of outdoor living space, with a grand daylit kitchen that has views into the screened outdoor kitchen just across the couryard.

Sunlight filters deeply into the home. Warm natural materials, framed views, and large windows keep the expansive rooms intimately connected with the outdoor environment.


“We love our indoor outdoor space. It’s like living in a glass birdcage.”

— L. M.


Material and Detail

Their new home has just under 4,000 square feet of interior space and 1,300 square feet of outdoor living space, with a grand daylit kitchen that has views into the screened outdoor kitchen just across the couryard.

Sunlight filters deeply into the home. Warm natural materials, framed views, and large windows keep the expansive rooms intimately connected with the outdoor environment.

A modern bathroom sink area with a black marble countertop, a black and gold vessel sink, and a gold faucet, with dark textured wall tiles and a large backlit mirror.

Drama

The residence is in scale with the neighborhood from the outside. The large windows open to the street reveal the drama inside.

Construction by Gabriel Home Builders
Photography by Reagen Taylor Photography

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