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Inspired Modern Living
In this metro Atlanta property, the architecture doesn't just frame nature —
it reaches into it. Cantilevered walls, extended rooflines, and carefully placed
openings create a seamless dialogue between the built environment and the
landscape beyond. The design pushes outward, embracing the outdoors as a
true extension of the living area.
A defining stone wall and waterfall, constructed from the same material as
the front façade, serves as a boundary — both anchoring the home and subtly
marking the transition from structured patio to untamed wilderness. This
layering effect creates a hierarchy of spaces, from the refined outdoor lounge
and living area to the more organic landscape beyond.
Natural elements are curated with intention. Sculptural plants rise from beds
of smooth pebbles; fossilized Taihu stones add presence and depth; and the
water features introduce the soothing sound of moving water, enhancing the
sensory connection to the land. The rectilinear patio and streamlined pool
match the geometry of the property. The result is a home that doesn't shut
nature out — it welcomes it in.
Photography by Nathan Bartolotti
Designed and constructed by FLUX modern,
Atlanta, GA, page 382
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"Every living space extends into
nature, so the edge between
the building and surroundings
beautifully evaporates."
—Jorge L. Bazan
