An incredible home by Michael Haverland, featuring 14 ft high walls of glass and steel, and a facade sheathed in hand-cast textured panels.
"Textured concrete walls articulate the front facades. Hand cast from computer-generated 20" x 20" foam molds, the panels are made from sand from the site, establishing a contextual connection with nature and the land. Two dynamic patters, one horizontal and one vertical, weave together to create a complex plaid that captures light and shadow on the curvilinear forms."
The interior features white walls, walnut paneling, and travertine floors. The main living room includes a sunken conversation pit. The furnishings feature a host of vintage modernism, including a brass Arredoluce Triennale lamp; Adrian Pearsall side tables; Nanna Ditzel lounge chairs; an Isa/Bergamo sling chair; a Hugh Acton bench; a George Nelson platform bench with chest; Erik Buck barstools; a Katavolos, Littel+Kelly Lounge chair; an Eames Aluminum Group Lounge, an Alexander Girard La Fonda Table; a Frank Gehry Wiggle chair; a Yngve Ekström Lamino chair; and Richard Schultz patio furniture.
Photos by Laurie Lambrecht and Paul Warchol.
1 comments:
what a cool house. especially the bedroom. must be amazing to wake up in a light-flooded room like that! awesome.
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