If you are fans of black color you probably would fall in love to this house. Located in historic neighborhood, the Ansley Glass House is designed by Brian Bell and David Yocum. The exotic view of the city skyline is one of this awesome house attraction. It used to be a 1910-era house but has been replaced with living space with glass line which consists of kitchen, family room, library, a new stair connecting three levels and garage. Pure black is the main color of this house exterior and also we can see it in some interior design and furniture too The glass windows and doors are capable of making this dark house looks very comfortable with enough source of natural light. Besides to supply great amount of sun light, glass windows and doors also serve the owner with beautiful city line. The stairs are designed without any visible stringers and also use glass fences so it would really perfect with the house interior. An outdoor swimming pool becomes a great addition to this luxurious house. You can see the more detail about this house on BLDGS site.

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