The architecture leans into contrast: dark and light, shadow and sun, structure and softness. Floor-to-ceiling glass pulls the landscape into every room, while a 24-foot skylight above a living planter brings daylight deep into the center of the home. The effect is constant movement: light shifting, greenery filtering in, spaces that feel alive. Dark-stained white oak floors, custom oak carpentry, natural stone, soft plaster walls – everything is intentional. Five ensuite bedrooms create a sense of privacy and retreat, while additional spaces, including a media room, round out a layout that balances openness with moments to step away.