Swank certainly describes Lundberg Design’s the newest project, a 7,000 square-foot private residence in the elite Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco. Upon client request, Olle Lundberg created an ambitious program to combine two 1950s-era homes into an ultra modern cube. Yes, it certainly set off the neighbors, but the result is simply stunning.

Amongst the subdued color palette of blue, grey, and wenge, every element of the home was considered with luxury in mind. Lundberg worked with Wendy Tsuji to custom design and fabricate both interior and exterior furniture and finishes. The bathrooms alone should receive special note for their stand-out cool factor: volcanic silicate and beveled glass frame a powder room lit with LED lights suspended in glass globes (above); the master bath sports transparent electronic windows that fog up for instant privacy. Check out this cuvacious steel staircase, which Olle Lundberg designed to provide a strong focal point and connect the residence’s three levels on a vertical axis (below). It’s all enough to make one drool in cutting-edge comfort.