AFM Homes: Urban Legend—Scottsdale’s Safari Drive

 
 
 

Offering high-end living with a contemporary look, Scottsdale’s Safari Drive is a slice of urban splendor in the West’s Most Western Town.

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Great Room
Polished sandstone concrete flooring, limestone and Cambria quartz countertops result in a plush yet very Zen den. To take the living space to the next level of luxury is the indoor/outdoor fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows.

Word to the Wise:
“Introduce one item into the room as a conversation piece—it will make the room pop and flow.”


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Master Bedroom
The homeowners are sleeping in style next to the tongue-in-groove wood headboard that mirrors the tongue-in-groove wood ceiling that extends to the exterior overhang. Plus, such tall ceilings in this fifth-floor master suite allow plenty of light and A-plus views of the Safari Drive pool and mountains in the distance.


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Living Room
By using natural wools and hardwood elements, like the vintage barn door coffee table, this living space offers rustic warmth in a modern space. To emphasize Scottsdale’s outdoor-friendliness, the living room extends to the alfresco entertaining area, capped off with a stunning fireplace.


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Kitchen
Upscale details like a Sub-Zero glass-fronted refrigerator and Italian-made natural wood cabinets by Scavolini make for a world-class cooking space for the homeowners. The kitchen also dishes up mountain panoramas and views of the Scottsdale Canal.

 

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Bathroom
To achieve the fresh appearance of a European wet room, this Safari Drive bathroom features a glass-enclosed tub and rainshower area. (The fixtures are from Waterworks.) Walnut
cabinetry, limestone tile and plenty of natural light round out the beautiful bathroom.

Word to the Wise:
“Melding a variety of textures, like industrial with organic, creates a softer feel while still preserving the modern look.”

Design Team
Designer: Jr Edmunds
Architect: Miller Hull
Builder: Oakland Construction