The Cliff House

Set along a private ridge above the Pacific, The Cliff House was conceived as a single, quiet gesture — a horizontal plane of glass and stone reaching toward the water. Floor-to-ceiling walls slide fully open, dissolving the line between the great room and the terrace beyond.

Inside, the material palette stays deliberately restrained: honed limestone underfoot, weathered white-oak millwork, and plaster walls that hold the changing light. The primary suite occupies its own wing, with a spa bath carved from a single slab and a private garden of coastal grasses.