Description
Composed with a curator's eye, Casa de Tesoros layers artisanal materials and tailored moments: bespoke cabinetry wrapped in Taj Mahal quartz, countertops, backsplash, even the window surround, frames a Wolf double range and Sub-Zero refrigeration. The $1.2M reimagining by Curated Design Lindzey Lawler underscores the home's central idea: distinction over sameness, craft over trends. Beyond the windows, the backyard reads like a private resort. Lush, layered landscaping softens the desert edge while framing uninterrupted golf-course and mountain vistas. A shimmering pool anchors the composition, catching the afternoon light like cut stone, with generous decking for lounging and alfresco dining. Thoughtful planting palettes of textural greens, sculptural succulents, and seasonal colors create intimate vignettes for morning coffee or twilight cocktails. A study in seclusion, the property is quietly set back with mature landscaping that edits neighboring sightlines and softens sound. Outdoor rooms are oriented to golf-course and mountain vistas so gatherings feel private even in the open air. Deep setbacks, hedged boundaries, and layered plantings create a natural screen, while wide setbacks between living zones keep the primary suite and guest rooms discreet. The result is a home that lives expansively yet reads as a sanctuary that is protected, composed, and comfortably out of view.
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