Hidden behind a green veil of bamboo is this West Coast Modern gem designed by Arthur Müdry, a defining voice of West Coast Modernism and beloved member of the WV community. He re-imagined this home for his family in the mid-70’s to reflect his architectural philosophy of embracing nature and natural light. The house was transformed by pocket doors, opening walls, and reshaping the roofline with a massive central gallery of skylights to explore openness and connection, viewing architecture as a living and evolving experience. Enter the 2 storey cathedral glass foyer with repeating banks of curved windows running the length of the house bringing in the SW light. Open Main Floor relaxed Living/Entertaining +private Primary suite.Upper Cooking/Dining/Family.Lower Work/Sleep/Recreation.