Set between Camelback Mountain and the Four Peaks, Part and Counterpart’s unique two-“L” layout presents the perfect opportunity for indoor-outdoor living. The entry’s glassed-in atrium showcases the pool and connects the guest quarters on the left of the home with the main living spaces to the right.

A 50-foot-long pocket door completely opens the entire main living area, which includes the kitchen, dining, and great room, to the pool and pavilion. Offering interest and contrast to the space, a black block wall houses the homeowner’s wine collection.

In the primary suite, a floating peninsula glass shower makes a statement. The guest wing includes two suites separated by a den with floor-to-ceiling glass walls. The home’s interiors were crafted by Ownby Design.

The negative-edge pool is nestled between the house and a two-story wellness pavilion, which boasts an exercise room beneath a glass-bottom spa on the second level in addition to seating and fire features on both levels.