Cabin in the Woods / The house, for a young family of five

Three long cantilevers on the top of a secluded hill give the spaces of the house commanding views into the woods and the feeling of being suspended in the trees. The living and dining spaces combine to form a Great Room, with a wall of sliding glass doors looking out onto the pool and deck.
The house, for a young family of five, contains two master suites and three additional bedrooms, allowing the owners to accommodate friends with their children. The large screen porch, on one of the cantilevered ends of the house, contains an outdoor fireplace and creates the feeling of being in a tree house.
The pool's design creates the illusion of a body of water tautly suspended between two stone walls with the infinity edge beckoning to the trees beyond.
Architects: Rangr Studio
Area: 3500 ft²
Year: 2013
Photographs:Paul Warchol
Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Vibia, Miele, Subzero/Wolf, Artemide, Bega, Flos, Liebherr, Spanish Cedar, Steng, TW Finestra, The Lighting Quotient, Thea, Trimble
Engineering: Silman Structural Engineers
Design Team: Jasmit Rangr, Jason Roberts
Landscape: Jasmit Rangr
City: Southampton
Country: United States