Posted: 07/01/2011

Glass divides the dining area’s Verner Panton chairs and Eero Saarinen table from the terrace’s Pierre Paulin chaise lounge. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.

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Keep It Simple

From the Magazine:
High above the Mediterranean Sea, in the arid hills outside the Spanish resort city of Alicante, a couple lived in a nondescript house for more than 20 years.
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When a glass door swings open, nothing separates the house’s kitchen and bathroom. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.

The concrete canopy and terrace extend 53 feet. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.

A Corian counter and backsplash hug the kitchen wall. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.

An overhang shelters the outdoor kitchen. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.

Stainless-steel tubing appears in several locations, including the dressing area. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.

Aluminum slats provide drainage in the shower, which can be reached directly from the bedroom as well as from the bathroom. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.

The exterior stairway and terrace were sandblasted to create nonskid surfaces. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.

Machine-polished concrete flooring reveals the aggregate. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.

The pebble-covered roof offers a view of mountains to the northeast. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.

$A double lot in a sub-division, the property is ½ acre. Photograph by David Frutos/Bis Images.$

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Posted: 07/01/2011

Keep It Simple