01
The Threshold
A three-metre bronze pivot door opens onto a floating oak stair and a wash of warm light.
Mount Lebanon, Lebanon
The Glass Pavilion
A cinematic architectural residence of glass, stone and light, set in 32,000 square metres of private pine and oak forest.
01
The Terrace
Forty metres of black water hold the whole house in reflection.
02
The Living Volume
Walls of glass slide away. Inside and outside become one room.
The Approach
Arrival is the first act of luxury.
A 400-metre private drive winds up through old pines and oaks before the house ever appears. A deliberate pause, engineered so the first sight of the Pavilion lands like the opening frame of a film.
- Gated entrance
- 400 m private drive
- Reflecting pool
Interiors
Four rooms, one light.
02
The Living Volume
Floor-to-ceiling glass dissolves the line between the salon, the terrace and the valley beyond.
03
The Kitchen
A single block of book-matched marble, handleless oak joinery and fully integrated appliances.
04
The Principal Suite
A calm glass room where the slow blue of evening settles over the hills.
the view.
West facing
Down the valleys to the Mediterranean, uninterrupted
The Day's End
Where evenings become rituals.
A heated infinity edge meets the horizon. Beyond it, nothing but the mountains of Lebanon exhaling into dusk, the sea holding the last of the light, and a house that lights itself one room at a time.
Asking price · US$ 7,500,000
Every measure, considered.
- Bedrooms
- 6
- Bathrooms
- 7
- m² interior
- 1,100
- m² of land
- 32,000
By appointment