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The countertop is a custom Concrete Collaborative terrazzo, and the colored flecks nod to the wall tiles.

Glazing on both sides of the home and an open floor plan allows for beautiful water and forest views throughout the living space.

Heather and Brad live in the home with their two sons, 12-year-old Graham and 10-year-old Wes. The exterior is defined by a striking black scheme that conceals the more playful interior—which is hinted at by the pink and white midcentury-style pool furniture. The minimalist ebony window frames—from the Marvin Essential collection—blend into the ebony facade to create the appearance of a wall of glass. “We love our dark exterior and how well our windows blend into it,” explains Heather. “When looking at the house from the back, it looks so seamless.”

The dining room is an eclectic mix of styles, with the traditional smooth walls and heavy timber beams of the Pueblo-style architecture contrasted with Mid-Century furniture, an ornate chandelier, contemporary artwork, and a sculpture by a local artisan.

The guest suite/den comes with a private entrance, allowing the space to serve multiple purposes, such as a second primary suite or guest unit.

Upstairs, the primary bathroom presents a sanctuary adorned with Crema Marfil marble, a Restoration Hardware vanity, and brass hardware."

Original details can be found throughout, including the stone-clad walls and exposed beams awaiting on the lower level.

The contemporary extension awaits at the rear of the home, housing a bright, open-plan kitchen and dining room. Floor-to-ceiling windows ensure ample natural light sweeps in.

“It was really a breezy project,

Now, a generous entranceway draws the eye to the evocative curves of the sculptural spiral staircase, illuminated by abundant daylight thanks to a skylight above.

Floor plan of Woods Road by Charles P. Winter, renovated by Cookfox