“The landscape disruption and grading were kept to a minimum so the desert feels like it grows right up to the threshold of the home,” reflect Darci and Dale. “The terraces to the east are meant to be a transition from the wild and rugged desert landscape to a more cultivated desert garden that becomes more curated and manicured as you get closer to the home.” State-owned land to the east offers both inspiring beauty and built-in privacy for the master suite. Photo 9 of 11 in A Cleverly Camouflaged Family Home Floats Above the West Texas Mountainside

A Cleverly Camouflaged Family Home Floats Above the West Texas Mountainside

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"The landscape disruption and grading were kept to a minimum so the desert feels like it grows right up to the threshold of the home," reflects Dale. "The terraces to the east are meant to be a transition from the wild and rugged desert landscape to a more cultivated desert garden that becomes more curated and manicured as you get closer to the home." State-owned land to the east offers both inspiring beauty and built-in privacy for the master suite.