Architectural Masterpiece Blending Midcentury Modern And Japanese Aesthetics

Introducing LIGHTWELL, an architectural statement built by Mirikeen Homes. This meticulously curated home set in Houghton blends Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic with midcentury modern influence in a deeply livable design. The grand entry unfolds through a dramatic ten-foot glass pivot door into a soaring foyer featuring a custom steel and glass floating staircase. Natural light pours in from nineteen skylights and expansive windows that frame surrounding views. In the great room, a suspended gas fireplace imported from France is the first of its kind installed locally, framed by custom steel and wood built-ins with a Roman clay accent backdrop. The open main level flows outdoors through two multi slide doors to a covered patio and backyard, where landscaping, lighting, and irrigation shape outdoor spaces that reflect the home’s architecture. A statement chef’s kitchen with Wolf and Subzero appliances, sixty-inch dual fuel range, eighty-four-inch integrated refrigeration, and dramatic slab backsplash. Main floor ensuite with fourteen-foot ceilings and private bath offers flexibility. Upstairs, a skylit gallery leads to the primary with sweeping views and private balcony. The spa bath features designer Ann Sacks fluted marble in Nubo Verde, a breathtaking stone with rich color and veining, complemented by a curbless shower and soaking tub. Nearly every bedroom is ensuite, all with heated floors. Lower level offers a media lounge with kitchenette. Smart lighting, whole home audio, pre-wired for shades and security, twenty-one kilowatt generator and three-car garage.