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Original built-in closets line the bedroom.

Ash wood was used for all the casework, including this built-in cabinet and floating shelves at the landing.

The bathrooms have been kitted out with classical British-style fixtures that correspond with the era of the original house.

A pathway winds between a pair of Japanese maples and a myrtle tree that dates to the home’s original construction. The floor-to-ceiling windows and sliders are by Fleetwood.

During site excavation, a collection of large, glacial boulders was discovered. Ken, who is interested in geology wanted to keep them on property, so Signal Architecture worked as many as they could into the landscape. The slatted fir wall separates the home’s dining area from the guest wing.

Divided into three volumes (plus a garage), the single-level residence incorporates steel and stained and natural cedar. The architectural lines were kept simple and paired with the palette they help the house blend almost seamlessly with the site.

The living room features double height ceilings and heated, polished concrete floors.

A frosted glass door connects the entry hall to the workshop. "I wanted a simple place that gives me calm,

A side chair by Norman Cherner with its back overlooking the golf course.

The fruits of their labors: beautiful cut flowers, which Silverlake Farms sells at local farmers' markets in signature iron-and-glass jars.

Cȃpsula residence features pine slats throughout the hallways, cabinetry, and