Coleman’s place is artfully and tastefully detailed. Combined with the adjacent grounds, it was like an urban Zen retreat. I heard bird singing throughout every day and he has a resident wild peacock which considers Coleman’s grounds, its home. I’m a cinematographer, trained as an architect. Coleman is an architect, too and we had great conversations about architecture, art , cinema and everything that that intersected with those spheres. Very comfortable bed in a room with double sliding doors that provided plenty of fresh ventilation; so pleasant for those sick of artificial ventilation systems and windows that don’t open .....LOVED IT and plan to stay there again when possible