The dining room seats six on wool-upholstered Cédric Ragot chairs and more on a mohair-covered custom bench; above it is a painted-fabric triptych by Gina Dorough. Photography by Gianni Franchellucci.
The garden-level dining area features Massimo Castagna Strip chairs and a Pequiá slab-wood table by Cristiano do Valle for Toro Brasil. Photography by Filippo Bamberghi.
Six of Jordan Mozer’s Elbert chairs, designed in 1990 for the Cypress Club in San Francisco, surround an adjoined pair of Daminelli’s Velasca square marble tables in the dining area. Photography by Silvia Rivoltella/Photofoyer. Styling by Alberto Zordan.
In the living area, an Isamu Noguchi fixture presides over a Hans Wegner daybed, Børge Mogensen leather-and-oak armchairs—all vintage—and a pair of Tom Dixon spindle tables. Photography by Joseph McHugh.
In the ground-floor living area, what was formerly an indoor swimming pool has been repurposed as a conversation pit, which was sized to fit Says Who’s modular sofa. Photography by James Stokes/Living Inside.
The upper level unit is designed for a “mature family.” The living and dining areas are given a rich and distinctive, high-contrast palette. Photography by Seth Powers.
The sculptural house is comprised of a sinuous concrete facade and a series of austere zinc-topped arcs, all counteracted with abundant landscaping.Photography by John Gollings.
The custom table in the dining room is made of the same laminated bamboo used for the ceiling panels, doors, and window frames. Photography by Wang Ning.
Every window and door is a floor-to-ceiling picture frame of the grounds—encompassing an apple orchard and wetland ravine—with motorized privacy shades and insect screens concealed on the bleached-cedar exterior. Photography by Rory Gardiner/Photofoyer.
Reclaimed oak ceiling beams and a stone-boulder wall installation by Lew French, a Martha’s Vineyard sculptor, further enhance the pool house’s organic feel. Photography by Scott Frances/OTTO.
In the dining room, Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec pendants dangle above vintage Joe Colombo chairs in their original velvets; the chinoiserie panel was a thrift-store find. Photography by Brooke Holm.
In the living room, Jamie Bush’s white-oak Pier bookcase presides over Vladimir Kagan’s curved sofa, Franco Albini’s rattan armchair, and a trio of Atelier de Troupe custom brass coffee tables. Photography by Roger Davies.
