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Collection by Mary Peterson

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The interior paint is Roman Clay from Portola Paints & Glazes.
The interior paint is Roman Clay from Portola Paints & Glazes.
Photo by Tim Davis and landscaping by Morami Studio.
Photo by Tim Davis and landscaping by Morami Studio.
The main entrance greets guests with a koi pond.
The main entrance greets guests with a koi pond.
With doors open, Shino and Ken pull an Eames LCW chair for Herman Miller outside to enjoy the space.
With doors open, Shino and Ken pull an Eames LCW chair for Herman Miller outside to enjoy the space.
A cylindrical glass staircase with Western red cedar and painted steel mullions dominates the front of the house. The stair treads, along with the floor, are made of recycled spotted gum.
A cylindrical glass staircase with Western red cedar and painted steel mullions dominates the front of the house. The stair treads, along with the floor, are made of recycled spotted gum.
Cole worked with two landscape companies, Sydney Organic Gardens and Pepo Botanic Design, to create the plant and vegetable gardens and other permaculture features.
Cole worked with two landscape companies, Sydney Organic Gardens and Pepo Botanic Design, to create the plant and vegetable gardens and other permaculture features.
Chickens foraging in an enclosed garden with vertical planters.
Chickens foraging in an enclosed garden with vertical planters.
The house has what some architects would call an upside-down plan, with living spaces upstairs and bedrooms below. The upper story is strikingly transparent; the lower is camouflaged by thick, foliage-covered walls, which keep the sleeping areas cool.
The house has what some architects would call an upside-down plan, with living spaces upstairs and bedrooms below. The upper story is strikingly transparent; the lower is camouflaged by thick, foliage-covered walls, which keep the sleeping areas cool.