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The first floor
The first floor
“We really tried to diminish the notion of inside and outside,” explains Barnes.
“We really tried to diminish the notion of inside and outside,” explains Barnes.
Casa Engawa by Santiago Valdivieso and Stefano Rolla in Punta Pite, Chile.
Casa Engawa by Santiago Valdivieso and Stefano Rolla in Punta Pite, Chile.
A staircase with white walls and light colored wood floors.
A staircase with white walls and light colored wood floors.
Site plan of Morris Island Residence by Monte French Design Studio
Site plan of Morris Island Residence by Monte French Design Studio
In the living room, an Artek daybed is covered in Helios dark green fabric from Johanna Gullichsen.
In the living room, an Artek daybed is covered in Helios dark green fabric from Johanna Gullichsen.
<span style="font-family: Theinhardt, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, &quot;Segoe UI&quot;, Roboto, Oxygen-Sans, Ubuntu, Cantarell, &quot;Helvetica Neue&quot;, sans-serif;">The listing price ranges between €2.5M–€3.5M, with the exact number available upon request. </span>
<span style="font-family: Theinhardt, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, &quot;Segoe UI&quot;, Roboto, Oxygen-Sans, Ubuntu, Cantarell, &quot;Helvetica Neue&quot;, sans-serif;">The listing price ranges between €2.5M–€3.5M, with the exact number available upon request. </span>
Christian and Faye considered lots of different timbers for the interior finish, but finally chose Douglas Fir. ‘Oak would have been too yellow, and we loved the pinkish tones of Douglas Fir which we felt would complement the red and yellow brick of the existing Edwardian house.
Christian and Faye considered lots of different timbers for the interior finish, but finally chose Douglas Fir. ‘Oak would have been too yellow, and we loved the pinkish tones of Douglas Fir which we felt would complement the red and yellow brick of the existing Edwardian house.
The cathedral-ceilinged great room spans 20-by-24 feet with 14-foot ceilings—impossibly grand for a 1,050-square-foot house. The kitchen island doubles as stair railing, eliminating visual interruptions between living, dining and cooking zones.
The cathedral-ceilinged great room spans 20-by-24 feet with 14-foot ceilings—impossibly grand for a 1,050-square-foot house. The kitchen island doubles as stair railing, eliminating visual interruptions between living, dining and cooking zones.
One of the home's defining qualities is its transparency—large picture windows on opposing walls allow views clean through the structure to the woods beyond. “We've been pleasantly surprised by how the large windows and ‘see through’ aspects of the house allow us to observe a lot of wildlife moments we might otherwise miss,” says homeowner, Katie.
One of the home's defining qualities is its transparency—large picture windows on opposing walls allow views clean through the structure to the woods beyond. “We've been pleasantly surprised by how the large windows and ‘see through’ aspects of the house allow us to observe a lot of wildlife moments we might otherwise miss,” says homeowner, Katie.
The Accabonac Harbor is visible from the couple’s primary bedroom.
The Accabonac Harbor is visible from the couple’s primary bedroom.
Floor Plan of Brillhut by Brillhart Architecture
Floor Plan of Brillhut by Brillhart Architecture
Floor plan of Casa Roca Ahumada by Ludwig Godefroy
Floor plan of Casa Roca Ahumada by Ludwig Godefroy

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