The Periphery
The Periphery's cantilevered deck extends into the desert, hovering lightly above slickrock and wetlands.
The home is pinned to the slickrock through a mass wall and five hand-carved piers, minimizing excavation and disturbance to the desert ecosystem.
The dining area frames panoramic views to the northeast through expansive glass openings. Artwork by Andrew Alba. Custom table by Locus Studio.
Floor-to-ceiling window walls in the living room dissolve the boundary between indoors and out. Vintage Togo sofa by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset.
The kitchen balances functionality with quiet materiality — oak, concrete, and blackened steel. Stools by Muuto.
A private courtyard creates shelter from wind and sun, centered around a wood-fired hot tub from Goodland.
The primary bedroom opens directly to the deck and landscape through sliding glass doors. Tolomeo wall lamps by Artemide.
The circulation core becomes both a passage to the bathing courtyard and a library with custom millwork, built-in shelving, and site-specific art.
Reflections of the surrounding cliffs are ever-present in the home’s glass surfaces.