A custom installation by Olafur Eliasson entitled The Attention of Time graces the front entrance and can be seen by passersby thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows framing the mahogany door.

Composed of 235 silver glass spheres that change appearance from silver to blue as you walk from one side to the other, the dazzling artwork was inspired by clients’ love of the ocean and the crashing of waves.

A whimsical Claudio Parmiggiani work graces the library, which also includes upholstered Roman Thomas armchairs and a Stephane Parmentier cocktail table.

The library’s Parmiggiani artwork overlooks a solid oak desk by Aldo Bakker.

The light-filled kitchen is warm and inviting.

Another Eliasson work, a circular canvas with a hole in the center called Colour Experiment No. 85 graces the dining room, part of a series he began in 2009 as a way to document every color visible to the human eye.

A circular artwork by Olafur Eliasson hangs in the dining room, which features Bruno Moinard chairs and tables from Draenert.

The living room is outfitted with a work by Wayne Gonzales as well as a Christophe Delcourt sofa and cocktail table.

A flat roof lined in copper fascia defines the exterior architecture.

The entry hall of a contemporary Dallas home by Bodron Fruit boasts a custom Olafur Eliasson piece.

One wall of the primary bedroom is punctuated with a series of five unique silver-toned photograms by Lisa Oppenheim. Also installed is a Holly Hunt bed and custom oak and travertine nightstands by Bodron Fruit.

Sconces by Pelle illuminate the primary bath, which also features a small piece by artist D. Howard Hitchcock.

An energetic work by James Nares adds a chromatic splash to the guest room, which hosts a bed by Molteni & C.