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The master bedroom is surrounded on three sides by tall glass walls, resulting in spectacular views. Unobtrusive motorized shades retract into the ceiling. The upstairs also has radiant heat that works under carpeting, providing a soft and warm surface for bare feet.

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Sims Hilditch splayed the openings of the windows, so more light could enter the room. She used shutters instead of curtains or blinds because of their height, adding impact through the wallpaper instead.

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five 4- by 16-foot windows and ample skylights.

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A NanaWall system connects the dining space to the outdoors and lets in a lot of light. “This was a big splurge,” Ng acknowledges, “but it was worth it. We use it almost every day.”

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A large glulam beam on the upper left extends across the living space to hold up the roof and achieve an unobstructed wall of windows.

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