Life on Cloud 9

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The house that Ted Flato designed for Pete and Lyn Selig consists of three separate buildings, one of which is cantilevered over the water. Two creeks, Flora and Fauna, feed into the 35-foot-deep man-made lake, created in the 1950s, after a seven-year drought. Now it serves as a swimming hole for the Seligs and their guests. The buildings, measuring about 3,000 square feet, including both indoor and outdoor living spaces, occupy a fraction of a ranch that is its own ecosystem, home to smoke and cherry trees as well as less common viburnum and walnut.

Photographer: Chris Cooper

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