Collection by Jiran Dowlati
“By shifting the 60-degree equilateral grid of the home 18 degrees, it blurred the edges of the lot line so that the user isn’t sure where the property starts or ends,” Marble said. The hexagonal shape also makes the most of passing breezes, changing sunlight, and bird’s eye views.
The cabinet under the built-in desk opens to reveal a fold-out bed for guests.
The simple yet spacious master bedroom opens up to a private terrace.