RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE · SELECTED WORK 06

Project
Royal Palm.

Costa Mesa, California

Project Royal Palm front exterior facade

Project Details

A considered fusion of mid-century architecture and wabi-sabi craft.

4 BEDROOMS
3 BATHROOMS
2,250 TOTAL SQ. FT.
7,340 LOT SIZE (SQ. FT.)
Residential PROPERTY TYPE
Shell Remodel CONSTRUCTION
THE NARRATIVE

Japandi living,
honest materials.

Every detail leans into a wabi-sabi sensibility: imperfect, soft, and honest; allowing organic materials to breathe and age beautifully over time.

The architecture feels calm and uncluttered, yet deeply considered, creating a natural rhythm from room to room with low-profile linen furnishings, fluted walnut millwork, blonde oak floorboards, and monolithic veined marble surfaces.

Living room open concept with modular lounge
01 / Open-concept living pavilion anchored by low-profile modular seating, flush-mounted architectural lighting, and bespoke walnut built-ins.
Waterfall marble island and washi paper pendant
02 / Waterfall marble culinary island paired with full-height walnut cabinetry and sculptural paper lighting.
Master bathroom suite with soaking tub
03 / Master bath retreat appointed with freestanding oval soaking tub, floating double vanity, and micro-cement surfaces.
DESIGN, IN DETAIL

Wabi-sabi rhythm.
Distinctive presence.

Material choices do more than decorate. The organic stone creates a focal point; the fluted walnut millwork gives it deliberate warmth. Across 2,250 square feet, the result is a cohesive setting for living, gathering, and quiet contemplation.

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