$1,700,000

Welcome to Terraluz!

Custom inground curved pool

Modern Rammed Earth home featuring a detached guest suite/home office with it’s own bathroom above the garage, and a curved seam metal roof

View of home's exterior

Front entry and yard

Featuring a rammed earth bench, polished concrete floors have been honed to reveal a terrazzo-like finish, adding texture and durability underfoot, and arched walkways

Dining/Kitchen area

Dining room with plenty of natural light and polished concrete floors that have been honed to reveal a terrazzo-like finish

Renowned for its elegance and structural integrity, rift-sawnwhite oak is a material that is prized for its straight, linear grainand subtle texture.Unlike more common cuts, rift-sawing is a meticulous andlabor-intensive process, yielding wood of exceptional stabilitywhich resists warping and movement over time—making it asenduring as it is beautiful.

Kitchen featuring open custom steel shelves, stainless steel appliances, dark countertops, decorative backsplash, and aggregate flooring

Living area with stairs, a ceiling fan, and speckle aggregate flooring

Rammed earth offers a sustainable alternative to conventionalbuilding materials. Locally sourced soils and aggregates minimizeenvironmental impact and the thermal mass of the thick wallsregulates interior temperatures, eliminating the need for additionalinsulation. The result is a structure where form and function meetin perfect harmony.

Rammed earth construction is an ancient technique, blendingtimeless craftsmanship with sustainable innovation. A mixture ofsoil, gravel, cement and water is poured into 24-inch-thick formsand tamped down to half its original height, layer by layer. Theresult is a richly textured wall system—a natural tapestry of earthtones and striations—unique to each installation.

Bathroom featuring tiled shower, tile walls, and vanity

Living area featuring speckled floor

The light throughout the house reveals the subtle movementand soft sheen of the lime washed walls—further enhancing therich textures and organic nature of the home’s interior palette.

Stairway

This structural glass element offers an elegant and playful wayto introduce natural light into an otherwise dim hallway.Directing the flow of daylight here highlights the intersection oframmed earth and the limed washed walls —two materialsbrought to life in this modern space. The result reveals the depth, richness, and subtle movementwithin each surface, transforming a transitional space into something that feels special and timeless.

Primary Bedroom featuring vaulted ceiling and light wood flooring

Bedroom featuring light wood flooring and ceiling fan

The primary bathroom suite offers a stunning backdrop for theCalcutta Viola marble tile

Calcutta Viola marble tile

The Calcutta Viola marble tile with its rich, variegatedpalette of deep purples and warm gold veining, the stonebrings a sense of drama and movement to the space andextends seamlessly into the adjacent primary closet.

There, it meets a custom rammed earth bench, uniting two remarkable natural materials in textural harmony. The result is aspace that feels both grounded and indulgent—luxuriouswithout excess, and rooted in natural beauty.

Spare room with lofted ceiling, light wood flooring, and ceiling fan

Bathroom with tiled shower / bath combo, vanity, and tile walls

Tile from the floor to the ceiling

This original tile is a thoughtful collaboration between ClayImports and the design/build team Rock Paper Build. Thedistinctive layout combines two complementary patterns—thelinear Conectada and the floral Bayas—creating a patternunique to this home.

The detached guest suite/home office with it’s own bathroom above the garage—connected by a bridge clad in the new Rock Paper Build tiles from Clay Imports and a suspended hammock net, floating 10 feet in the air, creating a whimsical and social space 10 feet in the air.

The detached guest suite/home office with it’s own bathroom above the garage

The detached guest suite/home office with it’s own bathroom above the garage

Guest suite Bathroom with vanity

Guest suite shower

Custom steelwork, including hand-forged railings, thresholds, and shelving, adds artisanal detail throughout.

Detailed view curved rammed earth view

Exterior view of Rammed Earth 24 in thick walls.

Exterior view

Livable ART!

Side yard

View of front of home featuring a fenced front yard and a balcony