Construction Materials

• Galvanized structural steel framing - zinc-coated, to resist sea mist corrosion over time

• Exterior wood is Redwood and Teak

  • Fact: much of the wood were sourced from various barns on the East Coast then transported to a facility in Memphis to have it dried in a kiln. It was then shipped to the site and milled on site.

• Extra thick 3/4” Slate Roof and Standing Seam Copper Roof

• Bronze railings and supports

• Laced slate valleys on roof

• Brass and bronze light fixtures

• Copper gutters

• Copper cupola

• Copper downspouts

• Windows are 9/16 of an inch thick laminated single pane windows to maintain the old world feel

• Limestone imported from Saint Maximus quarry in France for the fireplaces - same stone used to build Notre Dame Cathedral, The Louvre and Stanford University

• Exterior walls with spray foam insulation to keep it airtight

• The exterior limestone facade is Osage and Mosage (color variations) randomized to get the Old World look and feel

• Door and window hardware custom made of Bronze (Rocky Mountain Hardware)

• Deck stone is French Limestone

• Exquisite Cypress trees, one in the walkway in front of the house and one in the back deck surrounded by custom Bronze Collar

• Walls are thin coat plaster treated with wax to create a pleasant, warm appearance

• Most windows have double locks