This signature home designed by the architect Hugh Newell Jacobson included high ceilings, which presented a unique challenge to Cristina Grajales and her design team. She combined the brightly colored Navajo rugs with a 12 foot long Nakashima table and an 18th century Portuguese table to bring warmth to the cavernous space. She also selected pieces such as a Perriand breakfast table to be keeping with the modernist feel of the structure, and paired it with Jean Royère furniture and accessories to bring elegance to the space. Every bedroom was vibrantly decorated in a different style to the specifications of the client.