Collection by Julie Parys
The connection to nature is found throughout the home, with the architects taking every opportunity to connect to outdoor spaces that feel removed from the urban context. The bathrooms, for example, feature ample skylights and look onto planted courtyards.
The connection to nature is found throughout the home, with the architects taking every opportunity to connect to outdoor spaces that feel removed from the urban context. The bathrooms, for example, feature ample skylights and look onto planted courtyards.
A print by Yaagav Agam overlooks the dining room table
A print by Yaagav Agam overlooks the dining room table
The property is home to Japanese maple, wisteria, cedar, cherry blossom, and balsam fir trees.
The property is home to Japanese maple, wisteria, cedar, cherry blossom, and balsam fir trees.
Despite updates, the kitchen pays homage to it's original design with teak cabinetry and iron hardware.
Despite updates, the kitchen pays homage to it's original design with teak cabinetry and iron hardware.
The home’s interiors are divided by translucent shoji screens with bamboo matrices.
The home’s interiors are divided by translucent shoji screens with bamboo matrices.
G. Douglas Wylie, the architect, only has one other home attributed to his name.
G. Douglas Wylie, the architect, only has one other home attributed to his name.

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