The narrow space between the main residence on the left and the new guest house on the right was developed into a shared entry and lush garden. Sweetwater Cherokee stepping stones lead to the Pacific Ocean.

The primary residence on the right now shares the pool and entertainment area with the new guest house seen on the left. Existing birds of paradise were preserved to soften and screen the areas.

This narrow space between the homes creates a modern take on the Spanish "paseo," with tropical plantings and Sweetwater Cherokee stone pavers.

This white hallway's tall, narrow floor-to-ceiling windows bring in light, cast shadows, and offer glimpses of the landscaped paseo entry outside.