Project posted by Drewett Works

The Desert Pavilion

Style
Modern
A chartreuse Platner chair; a low-profile, linear orange sofa; and a pair of simple taupe-colored side chairs with wood frames are indicative of the era when post-and-beam construction gave way to open spaces and pops of color were highlights of interiors. -- Phoenix Home and Garden, May 2016
A chartreuse Platner chair; a low-profile, linear orange sofa; and a pair of simple taupe-colored side chairs with wood frames are indicative of the era when post-and-beam construction gave way to open spaces and pops of color were highlights of interiors. -- Phoenix Home and Garden, May 2016
The Desert Pavilion's furnishings and artwork pop against the home's pristine and calm interior architecture and neutral palette.
The Desert Pavilion's furnishings and artwork pop against the home's pristine and calm interior architecture and neutral palette.
A glass-walled wine room separates the living and dining areas. 

Chairs and a buffet with Danish Modern styling bring a '50s vibe to the great room's dining area.
A glass-walled wine room separates the living and dining areas. Chairs and a buffet with Danish Modern styling bring a '50s vibe to the great room's dining area.
A custom-made wood and chenille bed frame with attached side tables are the centerpiece of this master suite. 

Windows in the master suite perfectly frame views of Camelback Mountain.
A custom-made wood and chenille bed frame with attached side tables are the centerpiece of this master suite. Windows in the master suite perfectly frame views of Camelback Mountain.
The floating vanity with dual sinks and mirrors is made of honey-colored wire-brushed oak and topped with Caesarstone.
The floating vanity with dual sinks and mirrors is made of honey-colored wire-brushed oak and topped with Caesarstone.
Handcut sandstone-quartz facings and wood paneling from from exterior to interior surfaces, adding organic texture and softening the home's graphic angles.
Handcut sandstone-quartz facings and wood paneling from from exterior to interior surfaces, adding organic texture and softening the home's graphic angles.
A pass-through fireplace in the master suite separates the sleeping area from teh bathroom where a freestanding tub rests on a Caesarstone platform in front of a large picture window.
A pass-through fireplace in the master suite separates the sleeping area from teh bathroom where a freestanding tub rests on a Caesarstone platform in front of a large picture window.
The Desert Pavilion, essentially a one-room-deep home, maximizes views from each side of the home.
The Desert Pavilion, essentially a one-room-deep home, maximizes views from each side of the home.
A guest bedroom features a stunning Camelback Mountain view, modern art, and pops of bright color in a nod to the mid-century modern styling popularized in the '50s.
A guest bedroom features a stunning Camelback Mountain view, modern art, and pops of bright color in a nod to the mid-century modern styling popularized in the '50s.
Indoor-outdoor connection in the Desert Pavilion is available in most every space, including this dramatic office.
Indoor-outdoor connection in the Desert Pavilion is available in most every space, including this dramatic office.
The office becomes private via a rolling panel door. Rear outdoor living areas are visible and just a few steps away.
The office becomes private via a rolling panel door. Rear outdoor living areas are visible and just a few steps away.
A large airy kitchen, with wire-brushed oak cabinets topped with Caesarstone provides a  modern and refreshing setting for food and friends.
A large airy kitchen, with wire-brushed oak cabinets topped with Caesarstone provides a modern and refreshing setting for food and friends.
and chairs and a quartet of Bertoia bar stools provide midcentury modern touches in a "this-century" modern house.
and chairs and a quartet of Bertoia bar stools provide midcentury modern touches in a "this-century" modern house.
A carefully composed powder bath features a glass vessel sink and an iridescent tile backsplash.
A carefully composed powder bath features a glass vessel sink and an iridescent tile backsplash.

Credits

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Architect
Interior Design
Est Est
Builder
Bedbrock Developers
Photographer
Michael Duerinckx

From Drewett Works

The unique opportunity and challenge for this project was to enable the architecture to prioritize views.

Set in breathtaking Paradise Valley between Mummy and Camelback mountains, two iconic landforms, this lot “has it all” regarding views. The challenge was answered with what we refer to as the desert pavilion.

This highly penetrated piece of architecture carefully maintains a one room-deep composition, allowing each space to leverage the majestic mountain views. The material palette is executed in a panelized massing composition. The home, spawned from mid-century modern DNA, opens seamlessly to exterior living spaces providing the ultimate in indoor-outdoor living.

Oversized pocketed glass doors on both the south-facing frontage and north-facing rear facade open the main living space to the outdoors, creating a seamless flow from the front deck through to the backyard patio. A dramatic yet functional glass-walled wine room separates the living and dining areas. A wire-brushed oak staircase leads to the kids’ bedrooms, a game room, and an outdoor patio. A pass-through fireplace in the master separates the sleeping area from the bathroom.

Project Details | The Desert Pavilion
Architecture: Drewett Works

Interior Design: Est Est, Inc.

Builder: Bedbrock Developers

Photographer: Michael Duerinckx

Publications & Recognition

“Desert Cool,” Phoenix Home & Garden, May 2016
Featured residence on the annual Phoenix Home & Garden Home Tour in November, 2016