Street of Dreams: Triana

Today,?we continue with the second home in?our Street of Dreams tour: Triana.? (To see the first home, click on?Chateau d’Usse.)? Triana’s design is Art Deco flavored — though thoroughly modern.? The home has six bedrooms and all are outfitted with iPod docking stations and satellite radio — it also has five plasma televisions (with one cleverly hidden within a cabinet).??Throughout the house is?a smart home system that will adjust your room temperature and home lighting, bring up video surveillance and order dinner for you.? (I wonder if we’ll even need our hands in the future…)? Triana?was designed by Robb & Stucky Interiors and built by the Irvin Construction Company.

Our whole group really liked this home but our mutual favorite area was the Theatre Room.? It had an amazing sound system (which was only helped by the movie playing: Transformers) and the seating was not your normal theatre seating…it was large, lush sofas you could stretch out in.? (Sadly, none of those pictures came out well.)? It also had a beautiful wine cellar (monitored closely by security — I’m guessing they had advance notice of our arrival, LOL) and was the favorite house of some of our group.

Here’s the Foyer:

Some of my favorite touches from the Foyer above?are the cool chair (you can see it towards the middle in the pic above) and the marble stairs (lower left, above pic).

When you come up those nice marble?stairs, you find this nice seating area for you and ten of your closest friends…

My mother walked into the library while I was still one room away.? She came back and told me to “contain myself”.? When I walked in, it was my complete dream room: faux, books and a spiral staircase.? Delicious.

Some views of the top area of this library.? Aren’t those jumbo light fixtures gorgeous?

Here are?separate guest rooms with?nice touches: beautiful, dimensional pieces of pottery on the wall (left) and a cool ceiling fan with a ceiling that mimics the wall color (right)

Last but not least, the backyard.? So stunning it deserves two pics!

Some pictures courtesy of Street of Dreams.