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A view of the interior of Bo Bardi’s Casa de Vidro is furnished with the designer’s 1951 Bola de Latão chairs.

A photo in the MoMA show taken shortly after its completion shows Lina Bo Bardi’s 1952 Casa de Vidro in São Paulo.

In addition to plenty of built-in storage, the chef's kitchen also features an oversized island, high-end Wolf appliances, and a cozy breakfast nook.

Inside, black-framed glazing pops against the crisp white walls and ceilings. All of the main living spaces are located on the lower level, with the dining area just steps from the kitchen.

A verdant oasis awaits in the backyard, complete with a bespoke jacuzzi and jetted pool.

The bright blue entrance pops against the native vegetation dotting the front yard.

The entire property covers more than 26,000 square feet.

A small deck with an outdoor firepit offers the perfect place to lounge.

Prior renovations to the home have also included the addition of a private dock.

The subterranean space currently serves as an artist’s studio.

From the rear patio, a set of stairs leads to an

The ribbed-copper roof cantilevers over the back patio.

The main living area and principal bedroom open directly onto a wedge-shaped terrace overlooking the lake.

Wood and brick details continue into the bathrooms.

A narrow hallway leading to a bedroom is lined with built-in storage.

In total, the Cooke House includes four bedrooms and three baths.