Creating a neutral canvas, the ground floor of the three-and-a-half storey house is clad in creamy marble and mostly white walls.

Sliding glass doors framed in solid wood “open up” the front and rear walls of the house, bringing in plenty of sunlight, cross-ventilation and garden views to the living and dining areas.

A custom-built console conceals the electronics in the living area.

The stair design was kept open and “transparent” to allow more light into the stairwell.

The second floor features honey-hued wood flooring and more white walls as background for the couple’s art collection.

The top floor – which is considered half a storey – has a moodier ambience due to the dark brown timber of the ceiling. Dark green bookshelves also contribute to the cosy look of the space.

The statement walk-in wardrobe features curved details that add visual interest to the all-wood look.

A chaise longue at at one corner of the sculptural wardrobe “island” looks out to the greenery, providing a little “escape” corner for reading.

The family dog Bella stakes her spot in the master bedroom’s walk-in wardrobe.

Furniture from Texas gives this guest room a rustic feel.

Outdoor seating in the basement marks one of the home’s entertainment nooks.

This article was first published in Home and Decor.

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