Stoked to Soak
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More than just a clever cover, the ipe wood shell of Mark Erman's spa, thanks to its 40-foot tracks, niftily navigates the rocky straights between spa shelter, dapper deck, and bespoke buffet table.Photo by: Jeremy Harris -
Parallelogram-shaped stone slabs line the walkway to the hot tub.Photo by: Jeremy Harris -
The landscape architects expanded an existing stone patio to include a bamboo grove, a boxwood hedge, and the ipe-and-steel hot tub.Photo by: Jeremy Harris -
Compelling custom solutions to off-the-shelf problems are often hard to come by. For their design of an ipe-clad hot tub, The American Society of Landscape Architects gave Lord and Wyllie's firm, Surfacedesign, a Residential Design Honor Award.Photo by: Jeremy Harris
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