In the heart of Midland, this residence maintains privacy and comfort within while taking advantage of light and views to blend the garden into the home. Embracing sustainability and architectural innovation, the client’s vision for a sculptural modern sanctuary is activated by blending layered textures and a harmonious interplay of curvilinear forms inspired by Le Corbusier with cubist elements. With a focus on connecting indoor and outdoor spaces, the residence features an open floor plan, calming palette, natural materials and warm wood finishes, creating a flexible environment for intimate gatherings and larger events. From the grand front door inspired by Lynn Ford and hand-carved by Gene Hausmann to the serene master suite with its integration of nature-inspired design, every detail reflects a commitment to artistry. In the foyer, art and sculpture accent the modern décor. An interplay of outdoor and indoor spaces center around an indoor courtyard and pool. The walkway to the home spa on the second floor overlooks the pool, providing 360-degree views while connecting the two wings of the home. Residents and guests are invited to unwind and rejuvenate in this immersive experience transcending the boundaries between indoors and outdoors.