Inspired by the practical simplicity of agricultural sheds, the design of the home is not only contextual and respectful of the landscape of the area, but pays homage to the farming communities of the East End.
Jack Ceglic creates artistically beautiful spaces, inspiring homes that embody both form and function. Sited on what was once a former landscape nursery, this private enclave is home to a uniquely creative community of four Ceglic designed homes, all sanctuaries for those who seek privacy, and desire spaces that are connected to nature and light. The home has 20ft floor-to-ceiling expanses of glass, radiant heated concrete floors throughout and gallery level walls for art. The commercial grade kitchen with its open shelving, stainless steel counters and matching professional level appliances offers a modern and elegant take on the "traditional kitchen". The library and den serve the double duty purpose of being a place to rest and read or to host and entertain. The primary bedroom and bathroom overlook a private pebbled courtyard with a walled garden. Down a long gallery that leads you toward the guest area of the home, sits a pair of winged en-suite bedrooms complete with another intimate pebbled courtyard.
Using enameled standing-seam steel made by a company that specializes in airplane hangars, this structure is both imposing and strikingly beautiful. With over 2.2 acres of land and 3,660 SF, this 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath home has plenty of room for expansion.