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A textile by Claire Hu hangs above the stair near the entry.

Paul and Rachel Vanden Bout recently left Virginia to join their son and daughter-in-law—NV Design Architecture principals Tom Vanden Bout and Brenda Nelson—in Oaxaca, Mexico.

The home enjoys views of the Davis Mountains range and Sleeping Lion Mountain

The backyard features water-efficient Hydrawise automatic drip irrigation.

This 1965 post-and-beam Eichler home has blue-green accents, refreshed interior finishes, and a sunny central courtyard.

The nightstand is the client's own, topped with a JWDA Table Lamp.

Thomas Schlosser—founder of Klassik Copenhagen—updates the former home of painter Carl Locher with 20th-century furnishings and a sophisticated monochrome palette.

The grounds are home to mature gardens and evergreen trees.

The exterior is clad in stained board-and-batten cedar, which continues indoors.

The kitchen is original, with the cabinets openable with unique leather pulls.

According to the agent, the home's sustainable features include "solar power, geothermal heating and cooling, double-pane windows, insulated roofing and walls, two backup batteries, and an EV charger."

Unlike some of Le Corbusier's other projects from this period, the architect utilized local materials, such as the wood and stone.