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galley kitchen from the living room dramatically opened up the entire
space and allowed for light and cross ventilation. The kitchen, which is
located over the stream, now features a window seat overlooking the
perfectly framed stream and waterfall.
Various materials and products were specified to reinforce the
design concept and carry the flowing-water theme into the interior.
The dining room is adorned with an elegant grass cloth ceiling, and
the cabinetry features two dramatically back-lit, reeded, translucent
panels. A beautiful, wavy patterned accent tile was selected for the spa.
The tile runs vertically down the wall and seamlessly transitions to a
horizontal pattern across the tub deck, giving reference to a waterfall.
Casework and doors throughout the house are also adorned with door
pulls and levers with a soft, f lowing theme.
" Li g ht i n g is so i mpor t a nt i n en ha nci n g one's ex per ience of
PHOTOGRAPHY:
PETER
VANDERWARKER
PHOTOGRAPHY:
PETER
VANDERWARKER
PHOTOGRAPHY:
PETER
VANDERWARKER
View of the stream running under the house
Before
The deck off of the third floor has views of the ocean and stream below.
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