加州山水之居

Architect：Robert Nebolon Architects

Location：San Francisco, CA, USA; | ;

Category：Private Houses

Perched on a steep hillside in California’s East Bay, the 

 is as spectacular as the views of the San Francisco Bay it provides.

The five-level, 3,600-square-foot home in the Claremont Hills bordering Berkeley and Oakland takes the concept of indoor-outdoor living to previously unimagined places, with Western Window Systems’ floor-to-ceiling 

 leading out to five different decks overlooking Berkeley and the bay beyond it, including two each on the third and fourth floors of the home.

In addition to a master bedroom and kids’ bedroom on the third floor, the $2.8 million residence features an art room on the second floor and wine cellar and guest bedroom on the fourth floor. The second-floor kitchen features a massive Western Window Systems picture window behind the sink, with amazing views of the hills below.

The home’s interior comes courtesy of renowned young designer 

, based in the Oakland area. Inspired by the enthralling vistas, Geremia and her team created an interior design that is softer than what the ultra-modern exterior offers. Geremia mixed new contemporary furniture with vintage pieces throughout the home.

“Art is often our starting point,” Geremia told 

 magazine. “It brings soul to a space and can even inspire a color palette.”

The Idea House, an annual series that showcases innovations in Western design, was featured in the November issue of 

. The 

was located in Denver. Western Window Systems is an annual participant in the Idea House.

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