This house defines rustic modern in it's purist form. Casual textiles, iron doors and windows, wood antiques and sculptural stone furniture elements. Every antique and ceramic unknowingly connects you to the heart of the owner. The natural surroundings integrate with the simplified but rich interiors creating an awe-inspiring experience in both directions. This home is rich with intimacy and designed to emphasize what truly matters to those who get to live here.
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