
This contemporary home sits along a coastal marsh inlet and features Shou Sugi Ban treated wood siding—a Japanese charring technique that creates a dark, weather-resistant exterior. The design combines natural woods, metals, and glass to create warmth throughout the clean-lined structure. A custom floating staircase with glass handrails serves as the central feature, connecting the open-plan first floor living and dining areas to the second-floor bedrooms and lower-level game room. Large windows maximize natural light, while the home's positioning takes advantage of the remarkable natural surroundings.










































