The home of Charles A. (Cap) and Wendy Pinkerton is located on the top floor of The Boathouse, allowing for 12-foot high ceilings and natural skylights. The entry door and canopy are covered in bronze metals and lead to the approximately 2900 sq. ft. home and adjacent 600 sq. ft. terrace. These curved and angled elements are used throughout the home to softly separate spaces with a minimum of walls. The rosewood cabinetry, mahogany doors and bamboo flooring are all used with clear finishes to accent the natural beauty of each species. The concrete counters and slate floors provide additional natural elements and contrast with the richness and beauty of the various woods. The depth of color in the materials provides a soft background to the amazing views beyond. The master suite introduces additional woods … sapele and curly maple combined with an engineered wood that is made from scrap rosewood, stacked and sliced to create a very linear feel. What a great way to use scrap! The space planning and interior design is by Freiwald/Staudacher Design with cabinetry by Designtech and Owens Cabinets.