Shaw designed the home with two recurring colors and lots of accent walls. The great room has double story windows reaching almost to the top of the 18-foot ceiling, with a high border in the signature colors. A cut-through upstairs reveals a view from the den. To the right, you'll find the kitchen, with maple cabinets, red oak floors and custom cupboards with pullouts, lazy Susans and extra treats like a hidden wastebasket and a cupboard made for cookie sheets. The Formica countertops are kelly-green with copper veins, and the deep, wide beige sink is made of Swanstone, so it shows no scuffs.
Blinds pull and lock in place in front of a doorwall that leads out to the patio.
Between the kitchen and the garage access are a powder room with marble console and matching vanity, tulip lights and a gold-painted mirror. The wallpaper border continues onto the air conditioning grate with precision. Between the entryway and the kitchen is a subtle dining room, where three walls are painted teal and the other holds metallic fleck wallpaper. Two arched doorways lead in, and a beveled glass and brass fixture refracts prisms of light onto the ceiling. Cross through the community area, and you'll find the master bedroom suite, where the accent wall is deep rose and the same color is painted inside the rim of the wide three-panel low windows that overlook the pond out back.