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Travertine

Travertine, planting, and warm evening light.

Travertine Manor — view 17

A residence built on a single warm stone.

Travertine runs through the walls and floors, softened by planting and lit almost entirely from concealed sources.

Travertine Manor — view 01
Travertine Manor — view 02
Travertine Manor — view 03
03The compositionStone planes meet with recessed shadow gaps, so the material reads as continuous.
Travertine Manor — view 04
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07MaterialsTravertine throughout, with warm timber, cream upholstery and living planting.
Travertine Manor — view 08
Travertine Manor — view 09
Travertine Manor — view 10
Travertine Manor — view 11
11LightLow, warm and hidden; the stone’s texture is what the lighting is arranged to reveal.
Travertine Manor — view 12
Travertine Manor — view 13
Travertine Manor — view 14
14DetailPlanting is used architecturally rather than decoratively — placed to break the stone.
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Travertine Manor — view 18