Boxleaf brought a distinctly California sense of fun to this unusual 1975 guest house, composed of two hexagonal forms on a wedge-shaped lot. A willow screen marks the entry, opening to sculptural plants and unexpected color. An infinity-edge pool is visible from the main living space and ground-floor bedrooms, creating a seamless, spa-like experience. Curved walls soften the site’s geometry, shaping a contoured bench, fire pit, cylindrical changing room, and shower. Hints of 1970s retro styling, tonal checkerboard paving, and hand-glazed pool tile add playful sophistication. Tropical plantings blend with redwoods to create a resort-like retreat.