Villa Siena is the newest residence from Ardie Tavangarian of Arya Group, and its design began with nature. Fire and water run through the plan, and the exterior is clad entirely in natural materials such as teak and stone.
Inside, a four-story bronze-finished staircase hangs from the ceiling and seems to float above a reflecting pool. Thirty-foot pivot doors open to the outdoors, and the wine room is entered through 200-year-old antique doors. In the primary suite, the roof retracts for an evening under the stars.
The spa was conceived to feel like a forest, with plantings across the ceiling. It holds hot and cold plunge pools and a hydrotherapy chamber with red light therapy. Outside, a sauna pod with a glass wall looks toward a nearby golf course.
For evenings, there is a screening room, a bar and an auto gallery that also serves as a jazz club, with space for six cars.