Through the masterful design of windows, skylights, and invisible mirrors, light passes into and through the home's living spaces with panache and whimsy. Always the perfect amount, at each time of day, this home is dazzling to the senses. Exposed stainless duct work with custom fabricated trusses and culminating silo skylights. The skylights are automatically weather-controlled and the side windows open to release heat. A ladder that leads to a loft with a private deck. In the kitchen, there are Poggenpohl assembled cabinets with aluminum finishes shipped from Germany. Glass tile on the wall, and Thermador appliances. The Master suite includes a 17 foot cypress and copper glass round wall that separates the master bedroom and bath. River rocks cover the walls in the shower, and a door from the master leads directly to the yoga and meditation room. Downstairs you will find a Continuous-resistance-motion lap pool with current jets. The exterior gates to the pool area and entertainment lounge are made of solid teak, rescued from an Indonesian palace just prior to the tsunami. The multiple decks are covered by sailcloth retractable awnings and suspended decks are braced by full sized trees. The cypress siding has tongue and grove inset with rolled copper tubing. The perimeter of the property is surrounded by a solid-core Tanbaun bamboo wall. A Geothermal system is used to heat and cool the home, cutting utility costs in half. Builder's name is Don Purdie and the architect is Russell Johnson out of Panama City. All dimensions are approximate and must be verified by buyer.