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October 18, 2019

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78 DIGS.NET | 10.18.2019 M A R K E T L I M E L I G H T | 3 8 0 8 T H E S T R A N D W ith over 30 years in the neighborhood, Carl wanted to create something that really added to the neighborhood. He wanted it to have a look that the owner and commu- nity would love and be proud of. A legacy home," says the Obelisk Architects' founder of the property, an instant classic in the Modernist vein of the Cali- fornia beach home. Wanting to maintain the same footprint on the property while going beyond the typical home, Corzan's vision is seen throughout the design, which spans about 5,000 square feet of hand-tai- lored workmanship, and is decked with upmarket features and premium materials. La Cantina bi-fold doors, 22-feet-long, are found on each level, merg- ing indoors and out. "It's hard not to be struck by the views and the open space, and how connected you feel to the beach," Bakhoum says of the effect. A landscaped courtyard, designer lighting and textured walkway lead the way to the grand mahog- any door that marks of the entrance of the home. e door opens to the main level, which is where one does the business of everyday living, always animated by the presence of dramatic ocean and blue sky. e glow of inlaid lights and long planks of Siberian Oak floor- ing warm 10-feet-high coffered ceilings. e great room fireplace is wrapped in veined Brazilian stone, while the gleaming waterfall island is the centerpiece of the open-plan kitchen stocked with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances. e dining room, meanwhile, is an intimate place set back from the Strand while still being privy to those spectacular views. An elevator is there to whisk one to the beach floor, which includes a huge media room with a sunken seating area. "It's a relaxing and tranquil spot to get away from it all," says Bakhoum of the tucked-away space equipped with an 86-inch home theater screen. Nearby, the beach room is a sunny gathering spot with a fireplace and a bar topped in sleek stone. With its doors open, this room merges with an elegant loung- ing patio and one of the star features of the property: a 30-by-30-foot landscaped greenbelt. "It's a real added

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