That 35-foot room. Plenty of houses have high ceilings. This feels more like an atrium designed by someone who had no interest in ordinary residential proportions. Then there's the glass dome overhead and the custom illuminated wall panels. You almost expect someone to hand you a cocktail when you walk in. The kitchen keeps the scale going with dual marble islands, while sliding pocket doors connect the main living spaces to the infinity pool, lawn and outdoor entertaining areas. And we like that there's actually grass. In the hills, where every square foot seems destined to become a terrace or infinity edge, a real lawn softens the spectacle. Then night arrives. City lights below. Firepit going. Bar open. Maybe someone has disappeared into the theater. There's nothing shy about this house, and we don't think there should be.