Perrin Residence

The front façade was redesigned with large openings that create a connection to the ocean views. Accordion style glass doors were installed on the lower floor to form an indoor-outdoor space with the front garden. The exterior palette is a subtle mix of smooth trowel stucco and honed limestone, emboldened with dark stained mahogany siding.

The public entry sequence pulls you through the front garden, leading to the main entry which sits on the side of the home. A custom designed walnut and stainless steel door opens into a two-story foyer.

Inside, a ledge above the door holds an antique water wheel, a notable piece belonging to the Client. This wheel is backlit with a large window adjacent to it. Top floor skylights add dramatic light which filters down a multi-tiered staircase.

By combining the existing two units, the new home now has increased length in the living spaces on the main floor. The layout is open for absolute connectivity of daily life. Custom white and walnut cabinetry in the kitchen create both expanse and composition.

The central two-story kitchen is washed with light from multiple skylights, which also filter into the adjoining living and dining rooms.

Working within the narrow structure, the master bath occupies a passage into the bedroom with intricate architectural detail.

Bookmatched marble panels cover the walls while a coordinating marble mosaic serves as flooring.