It’s rare for a home to be art itself, but that is exactly what renowned builder Seth Anderson has created at 32 Sunflower. The dimensions and lines are sculptural, reflecting a thoughtful approach to modern architecture. The juxtaposition of light and shadow playing off the textured plaster walls create a dynamic yet warm and comforting environment. Smartly positioned on 2.32 acres within Las Campanas, the house takes in sweeping western sunset and mountain views on one side and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains on the other. From east to west, the outdoor spaces flow into and out of the interior living areas. An impressive entry framed by a 10-foot Mexican Zaguan-style door welcomes guests into an entry rich in detail with a black steel accent wall behind sits the powder room. From there, arched passageways define the flow of the home, leading to the open living, dining and kitchen area and beyond to the library on one end and the exquisite primary suite on the other. The kitchen is designed for both cooking and entertaining, with a large marble island marble, a walk-in pantry, and Subzero/Wolf appliances. The primary bathroom is truly special, serving as a private living space with an incredible shower of chiseled Italian limestone. The vanities and bathtub overlook views of the Jemez Mountains. A separate wing offers two guest bedrooms with a shared sitting room and bathroom. The home also features a large private office and a laundry room. In a world of facsimile, 32 Sunflower is unique not only in design concept but in the superior rendering of both its form and finishes.