
Modern West Plaza
Custom Residence Modern West Plaza As one of a pair of contemporary West Plaza homes, this home was developed by a visionary who purchased the property to bring a new
The homeowners used their love of wood and natural elements to source unique wood materials for this home, using it throughout to showcase their design ideas. The goal was to create a show-stopping home that the homeowners could use as a personal showcase for their clients.
The design team’s biggest challenge was incorporating all the different wood types and materials so that the home still felt cohesive. They had walnut cut in multiple ways, eucalyptus and other exotic woods. Together they fought for dominance, so it was a challenge to use all the different types of wood the owners loved and still create a sense of harmony.
The solution was to closely study the materials and work to let some shine while others stayed in the background. Continuous use of the black base color really helped to achieve this.
Cabinets: Gillpatrick Woodworks Closet: Gillpatrick Woodworks Countertops: Central Surfaces Flooring: Acme Plumbing Fixtures: Ferguson Lighting Fixtures: Wilson Lighting

Custom Residence Modern West Plaza As one of a pair of contemporary West Plaza homes, this home was developed by a visionary who purchased the property to bring a new

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