05 — Primary suite
A private second-floor retreat.
The primary suite includes a large vaulted bedroom, walk-in closet, private water closet, double vanity, shower, and wet-room tub area.
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Experience the Home
A visual journey from the street to the private spaces of the residence.
01 — Arrival
A composed first impression.
The front wall, satin-black horizontal gate, light stucco, structured landscaping, and restrained black details establish the home's modern architectural language before the front door is reached.
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02 — Entry
Light that supports the architecture.
The entry combines an 18-inch black flush mount, two recessed ceiling lights, and wall sconces. The fixture remains close to the ceiling so the wood entry door—not a hanging chandelier—remains the focal point.
Why this fixture was selected
03 — Living
Connected spaces with room to breathe.
The first-floor plan ties the family room, living room, kitchen, dining area, guest suite, laundry, and exterior access together while maintaining distinct functional zones.
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04 — Kitchen
Clean cabinetry with deliberate contrast.
Handle-free cabinetry with concealed push-to-open hardware creates a clean, uninterrupted composition. The minimalist white cabinetry provides a refined backdrop for the dramatic island, countertops, backsplash, professional-grade appliances, and contrasting black kitchen fixtures.
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06 — Outdoor living
Low-maintenance space for California living.
Concrete, turf, planting, drainage, and boundary elements were planned as a complete exterior system rather than treated as separate afterthoughts.
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