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At its core, the home is designed for easy, unfussy living. A simple, rectangular volume maximizes the footprint while maintaining an efficient layout. Expanses of glass open the downstairs living areas to the water, offering uninterrupted views of passing boats and seasonal wildlife. These glass walls are layered with operable elements- blinds, shutters, and screens- that allow for shifts between transparency and enclosure, providing both engagement with the surroundings and moments of retreat.
Inside, a restrained material palette emphasizes warmth with nautical references. White oak floors extend throughout the
home, while teak casework, referencing the boating community, serves as a transitional element between public and private zones. The cabinetry itself becomes an architectural feature, creating a sense of passage through the home. Located upstairs, the primary suite offers a quieter, more enclosed space with a window seat overlooking a green roof. The lower-level library, another intimate retreat, can be fully enclosed, reinforcing the home’ s theme of adaptable living.
A rooftop deck extends the living space upward, offering a secondary gathering area that feels both expansive and discreet. Set back from the float’ s edge, the deck integrates
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