LAGUNA BEACH RESIDENCE | CALIFORNIA
Shaped by the coast. finished in Senso.
SOFT MODERNISM, BY THE SEA
A foundation shaped by the coast.
A coastal home in Laguna Beach, California.
Open, light-filled, and quietly composed.
Senso’s Signature Superquartz in Beach Carrara is poured throughout the home.
It forms a continuous surface that moves through shared spaces and into private rooms.
The architecture stays calm.
The material stays present.
Nothing competes for attention.
BUILT AROUND LIGHT
Designed to hold brightness.
Daylight moves easily through the home.
The floor doesn’t reflect it back. It receives it.
Holding brightness.
Holding shadow.
Letting form and proportion lead.
Beach Carrara was selected for its pale mineral presence and subtle mother-of-pearl variation.
A stone-based surface that holds warmth without becoming decorative.
A surface that remains steady as the day changes.
ONE SURFACE, THROUGHOUT
Seamless by design.
Superquartz is poured in place as a single, seamless surface.
No tile joints.
No pattern breaks.
No imposed rhythm.
Living spaces, hallways, stairs, and private rooms remain connected.
The floor does not announce itself.
It allows the space to feel whole.
MATERIALS IN BALANCE
Nothing competing. Everything considered.
Superquartz sits alongside limestone walls, pale wood millwork, smooth plaster, and honed stone countertops.
Each material carries its own character. None seek to dominate.
The floor acts as the constant, allowing different textures to coexist without friction.
A surface that supports the architecture by staying continuous.
Beach Carrara was chosen specifically for this home.
Composed to sit between matte and luminous.
Depth without heaviness.
Brightness without glare.
Stone, evolved into something more profound.
MADE TO LAST
Build for longevity.
Senso surfaces are made using plant-based resin rather than petroleum.
Durable. Low-emission.
Designed to be maintained and renewed over time rather than removed and replaced.
A material approach aligned with longevity, performance, responsibility, and as always, freedom of form.
