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| Once you step into this home you are presented with a wall of Pozzi windows and doors that bring the dramatic oceanfront views to you. These windows were custom made with special 98% glare and UV glass to protect the many fine furnishings and antiques. |  |
 | The antique Italian limestone mantel with its sculptural contemporary propane "fire" anchors the vaulted space and its exposed beam of clear redwood. |
| The elegant wrought iron chandelier sets the mood for formal and informal dining. A closet (to the left) holds serving pieces, vases and linens. The kitchen is accessible to the great room but discretely hidden from view. |  |
 | The art gallery stretches along the east wall of the home. Sculpture niches, special angled skylights, and halogen lighting accentuate the owners' large art collection. The floors are of Mirabou wood, an eco-friendly farmed hardwood from Africa. The home is heated by radiant in-floor heating. |
| Luxe kitty is from the local Humane Society pound, which does not euthenize animals, hence his name: Ezra Pound. |  |
 | The library and TV den has a wall of vignette windows. These fixed-pane inset windows offer living still-life views, and light, without loss of privacy. These vignettes windows are featured throughout the home. |
| The powder room is a study in red and black. The figured burlap wall covering features Chinese characters and a clear glass free-standing vessel sink floating on a granite slab. The light fixture is Moroccan dyed hide. |  |
 | Gorgeous ironwood decks are steps away from the great room and offer sunny western views...those endless sunsets. |
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