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"Oceanfront Oasis\nOrganic Shapes Take Hold on the California Coast\nInterior designer Mark Boone, of London Boone, worked with architect Tim Martin to completely reinvent a contemporary house in La Jolla, California. Above: A 19th-century Rajasthani gate leads to a courtyard. Teak furniture, David Sutherland.\nThe living room's spruce chaise longue, designed by Boone, the walnut low table and the quartz mineral specimen are from Mimi London. Floor lamps by glass artist Alison Berger, from Holly Hunt. Elizabeth Eakins rug.\nExposed steel I-beams and tree-trunk posts frame panoramic ocean views and \"add contrast and power\" to the living room, notes Boone. Banquettes, ottomans and spruce wall tiles from Mimi London. Donald Sutherland chairs, with Rogers &amp;amp; Goffigon mohair.\nFor the dining room, the clients wanted \"more of a \u2018lounge-y' feel than a traditional, formal\" space, says Boone.\nThe family room, on the main level, connects to the rear lawn and the beach below. Donghia chair fabric; Mansour rug. Floor lamps, Baker. Holly Hunt chaise longues.\nThe master bedroom. Patterned duvet and pillow silk, Donghia. Elizabeth Eakins rug.\nThough building restrictions meant Martin had to \"work with the basic shape of the previous house,\" he used facets and overhangs to re-design the V-shaped rear fa\u00E7ade. Teak chaises, Janus et Cie.\nA guest room. Stark carpet."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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