Glass Atrium House

A 2025 custom-built Westfield home shaped by a glass-lined two-story atrium, dual-island kitchen, layered millwork, and flexible suites across three finished levels.

The Story of the Home

A Westfield family home built around one unforgettable interior moment.

The plan begins with a two-story glass atrium that brings light through the entry and stair, then opens into an easy sequence of kitchen, family, and dining spaces designed for large gatherings and everyday family life.

Six bedrooms include a first-floor suite, second-floor princess suite, and lower-level au-pair suite. A two-car garage, mudroom, finished basement, built-ins, and substantial storage keep the dramatic spaces practical.

The home feels custom because its strongest ideas—the atrium, dual islands, millwork, lighting, wet room, and indoor-outdoor opening—repeat as one coherent point of view.

Design Objective

Make openness feel architectural, not generic.

Turn the Stair into an Atrium

Two stories of glass, an open stair, and a balcony make circulation one of the home’s defining experiences.

Plan for Real Entertaining

Dual kitchen islands, a beverage center, built-in dining storage, and four-panel doors support gatherings without compromising daily function.

Layer Private Suites

First-floor, upper-level, and lower-level suites give guests and extended family distinct places within the larger plan.

The Custom-Designed Experience

The sightline begins at the front door and rises through the house.

A glass-lined two-story atrium

The stair is positioned as architecture rather than circulation alone. Full-height glass, a slender railing, open balcony, and carefully placed decorative lighting create a bright vertical room that connects both floors and gives the entry a clear identity.

01 / Atrium

02 / Kitchen

03 / Surfaces

04 / Dining

05 / Primary Bath

06 / Exterior Connection

Room by Room

Custom details are carried through the working rooms and private rooms.

Dual-Island Kitchen

Natural cabinetry, matte-black commercial-style appliances, warm quartz, pendant lighting, and dual islands create separate zones for work and gathering.

Dining + Beverage Center

Custom built-ins, a wine display, beverage refrigeration, and a dark table composition give the dining room its own identity.

Primary Suite + Wet Room

A vaulted bedroom with built-ins and a large wardrobe leads to a spa bath with an eight-foot vanity and combined tub-and-shower wet room.

Finished Lower Level

A complete recreation level adds an au-pair suite, full bath, entertaining area, and flexible room for media, fitness, work, or guests.

The Finished Home

One visual language, carried from room to room.

Design + Build Execution

A dedicated design direction and experienced building team carried one point of view.

Interior Design

Samaan Design Group is credited with the home’s luxury interior design and cohesive finish direction.

Construction Team

Experienced residential builders collaborated on the 2025 custom home.

Buyer Presentation

The atrium, design details, flexible suites, and location were translated into one clear buyer story.

Material Consistency

Natural wood, warm quartz, black accents, white oak, built-ins, and decorative lighting repeat throughout the home.

Family Function

Six bedrooms, multiple suites, a mudroom, second-floor support spaces, and a finished basement create practical depth.

Market Validation

The completed home sold for $2,399,888, providing a clear finished-market outcome.

Performance + Daily Function

The dramatic spaces are supported by a practical family plan.

Indoor-Outdoor Opening

Rebuilding from the foundation created the opportunity to coordinate structure, room dimensions, stairs, systems, and the enclosure as one project.

Garage + Mudroom

Heating, cooling, ventilation, electrical, and plumbing were planned for the new layout rather than forced through the constraints of an old renovation.

Multiple Guest Paths

Durable exterior finishes, conventional service access, and clear utility zones support long-term maintenance after the home is occupied.

Finished Basement

The rain garden and mitigation planting make stormwater performance part of the finished property rather than an invisible afterthought.

Floor Plan & Flow

Three finished levels with multiple private-suite options.

Relationship to Place

A custom home embedded in Westfield life.

The rear deck and broad lawn make approximately three acres part of everyday life, with room for outdoor dining, play, gardening, and a quieter relationship to the wooded edges of the property.

The family room’s broad glass opening, rear lawn, and two-car garage extend the plan outside while keeping the home closely scaled to its neighborhood.

Building Partner

Champion Estates + DaSilva Homes

The home was delivered through a collaboration between Champion Estates and DaSilva Homes.