This private Utah residence was designed from the ground up to live with art. Expansive rooms organized around a central courtyard give a significant modern collection the space and light it demands, while an 80-foot travertine water wall and pool terrace extend the experience of the home into the landscape. Structural stone piers carry generous horizontal overhangs across the decks and terraces, providing shade without interrupting the flow between inside and out. Floor-to-ceiling glass frames Mount Olympus and the pastoral meadows below with the same deliberateness as the art on the walls. The result is a home where the architecture and the collection it houses are in constant conversation.
