Arcadia Custom Builders, LLC

The great room at 57th Place has a double height ceiling that gives the space a generous volume you feel immediately. A marble fireplace runs nearly the full height of the room, flanked by stacked stone and framed by steel windows that look out to the courtyard and landscape beyond. A built-in bar tucked into the wall adds function without interrupting the flow, and every material, stone, oak, and marble, works together in a way that feels completely natural.

Interiors: Patten House Design
Architecture: Stratton Architects

Mockingbird II’s office was designed to be a place you actually want to work. Natural oak paneling wraps the walls, while a custom curved desk sits in front of built-in shelving finished in dark stain with brass task lighting. Everything here was designed to make the space feel focused and functional without being cold or corporate.

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The lounge at Mockingbird II was designed to balance structure and comfort. Wood beams run the length of the ceiling, textured plaster walls create depth, and floor to ceiling windows open the space to the outdoor living areas. The built-in bar is framed in dark cabinetry with brass accents and lit to feel like its own moment within the room, while the billiards table sits at the center surrounded by seating that encourages people to stay.

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Mockingbird II’s theater was designed with dark wood paneling that absorbs light and sound, tiered seating with stone side tables, and sconces that add ambiance without competing with the screen. The space is fully enclosed, acoustically considered, and built to feel like you’ve left the house entirely when you step inside.

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