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Liz and Matt had to drill a well to provide water for the property. Wastewater is captured and treated with a gravity-fed septic system that will also serve the main dwelling, when it’s completed.

The raw edges of the antique teak wood shelves bring an organic touch to the the living area.

The common area was opened to create large, interconnected spaces.

A loster screen mediates the sun’s rays as it filters in to the living areas from the west at sunset, gently illuminating the natural teak wood that in turn balances the home’s dark palette.

Freestanding lamps from Foscarini are joined by wooden furniture pieces crafted in Indonesian and a selection of objects collected from around the world throughout the couple’s relationship.

Junipero House is both open to the elements and protected from their unfiltered impacts. All rooms are bestowed with their own private terrace and garden views or access.