A Stone-and-Glass Home Built for Indoor/Outdoor Living Lists for $1.9M in Houston
Set on a lush corner lot under a canopy of large oak trees, the expansive home features an undulating glass partition that wraps around a private backyard and pool area.
Set on a lush corner lot under a canopy of large oak trees, the expansive home features an undulating glass partition that wraps around a private backyard and pool area.
Houston’s housing market recently welcomed its latest eye-catching addition: A striking three-bedroom, five-bathroom residence in the popular Museum District. Local architect Allen Bianchi built the contemporary 3,783-square-foot home in 2010. He worked closely with his client—who is the current owner—to create "a marriage between the indoors and outdoors," as the client puts it.
Clerestory windows welcome plenty of light into the living room, while crisp white walls present a striking blank canvas for collected artwork.
Photo by TK Images for Sotheby’s International Realty
"My objective was to bring elements of nature inside," states the homeowner. To accomplish this goal, the main level features a tall, curved glass wall that frames the interconnected living spaces. The dramatic glazed partition brings an abundance of natural light into the home and also offers direct views of the private backyard and pool area.
An undulating glass wall encases the living areas and offers direct views of the backyard oasis.
Photo by TK Images for Sotheby’s International Realty
The three-bedroom, five-bathroom home features tall ceilings and numerous windows that enhance the sense of interior space.
Photo by TK Images for Sotheby’s International Realty
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