An open connection between inside and outside is a key theme of the home, originally built in the 1960s by architect A Quincy Jones, and Ome Dezin’s work ensures that this remains.
      The integration of an atrium space brings both natural light into the center of the dwelling space and highlights a 40 ft waterfall in the backyard.
      Amid a mostly neutral base of finishes, wood plays heavily in warming and bringing texture inward, while natural stone elevates kitchens and bathrooms, creating a sense of timelessness.

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