A series of cantilevered pavilions has a natural synergy with the surrounding trees and the softly rolling hillside.
The living room showcases the home’s simple material palette; wood, concrete, and black steel. The modern fireplace is by Ortal.
Field designed the home to feel embraced by the surrounding oaks. The dining room pendant is by Sonneman; Paul Ferrante’s Dante bench is from Hewn.
In the living room, the iron and leather Giac chair by DLV is through Coup D’Etat, the Andou table by Jonathon Browning is through De Sousa Hughes.
In the kitchen, a smooth-finish concrete wall, inspired by Ando, boasts reclaimed oak shelves. The countertops are brushed stainless steel.
A framed photograph of a Tadao Ando structure taken by the homeowner graces the home’s entryway above the Inflecto settee by Chuck Moffit from De Sousa Hughes.
In the master bedroom, a photograph by the homeowner, Steve Goldband, hangs above the bed. Bedding and throw are through Jessie Black. Soft seating is by Della Robbia.
The Zen Garden.