Construction Diary: At Sea Ranch, a Couple Build a “Forever Moving” Home Made to Change With Them

Four equal-size rooms open one onto the next via large barn doors, encouraging continuous motion throughout its modest footprint.
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[@janelte]

Thanks so much for letting us see your home - it is like a live-in sculpture that connects you to nature while protecting you from the elements. Truly beautiful and not the least ostentatious. I am envious!

[@zounds13]

Love, LOVE Sea Ranch.

[@dwell]

Same here!

[@imianco8079]

i predict these guys will live longer because of this house!

[@davidross5182]

AH……such a sweet comment. Thanks!

[@mariskab.9106]

Very serene and tasteful design in tune with the beautiful location ..and 2 lovely dogs what more do you want:)

[@davidross5182]

I agree!

[@youtubecarspottersguide1]

cool the sea ranch has some great 1970s -90s architectural gems wood and glass prices are lil high

[@Falshoinin]

The second I heard that they were an architect/ artist gay couple who approached design with their Dogs in mind I just knew this was going to be a top notch home.

[@davidross5182]

Thanks. Such a great comment. Much appreciated!

[@thefingerofgod69]

I absolutely love this place with one caveat… it might be a bit dark for my taste. Other than that it is amazing!

[@davidross5182]

Thanks for your kind words! Not sure why but film does seem darker than the house actually is.

[@davidcattin7006]

Could 100% live here! What would this cost to build in Indiana?

[@davidross5182]

Thanks for your comment. Less than California I suspect in cost.