Architecture + Interiors
interiors
On family land stretching back through generations…
A long, meandering family house was thoughtfully designed addressing the ocean vista from their expansive bluff perch, discreetly tucked into the tree-line preserving the views from their guest house perched high above it on the hillside.
It is one room deep for the entire length along the view with a generous eat-in kitchen in the center capturing the spirit of the family’s closeness & food centric focus, with wings extending in both directions accommodating the rest of the common & private spaces.
There is an extensive light filled lower level with recreational facilities for the sports-centric family that opens out onto a path to the beach.
Indigenous planting further ingratiate the house into the landscape complete with a small orchard, grasses & flowers and a robust vegetable & herb garden.
A perfect union of a breathtaking site and a handsome family house capturing the essence of its owners in their environs.
Interiors: Mary A. Rentschler
Primary Architecture: O’Brien Architecture
Interior Architecture: ROAM Architecture - Roberto Palmirini
Photography: Gil Jacobs, Michael Partenio & Lara Fuller