In the family room, white walls and integrated storage—with a hidden door that accesses the guest suite—contrast with walnut shelving and insets.
Yakisugi siding and site-built details enhance the $1.05 million modular package.
The bedroom is a comfortable show of geometric regularity.
The inner dimple, not far from the front door, separates the entrance from the living space.
The kitchen is a long sleek space.
Irregular milled perforations form intriguing light wells in the skin of the house.
Completed in 2008, the rectilinear home features a roofline with a dramatic parabolic curve that creates two bulbous volumes inside the home, one of which houses a curved skylit shower.
At Modernpast, terradomes mounted on Eero Saarinen tables, like this five-footer (left), steal the show, even amid vintage Eames chairs and Calder prints.