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though they are floating, which makes the entire staircase look lighter.” Tan positioned the lower stairs on a black granite slab that mimics the form of the skylight above. Travertine marble also features in the house – it forms walls at the front of the property and reappears on the roof terrace. Here it forms an exterior wall that appears to slide through the glass into the living space, helping to create a seamless link between the indoors and outdoors. “This attic level, with its living room and roof terrace, is where the owners like to spend time relaxing and entertaining,” the architect says. “In addition to the full kitchen on the lower level, there is a small galley-style kitchen on this floor, as well as a study and bathroom.” The family can also relax in the living space in the centre of the house on the second level. resources, plans & images 44552 at trendsideas.com search | save | share at trendsideas.com 41