The surface runs deep

This newly built Santa Monica home by designer-artist Mario Romano was born of a marriage between modern design and new wave technique.

Sheathed in pearl white, the three-story house captivates passersby with a 25-foot-high sunburst-patterned wall that was created using a 3-D printer. The unique elements are echoed inside, where textured and backlit accent walls create visual interest in an entertainment room and bathrooms.

The details

Location: 1016 San Vicente Blvd., Santa Monica, 90402

Asking price: $7.995 million Year built: 2018 Total size: 7,130 square feet, six bedrooms, eight bathrooms Lot size: 6,732 square feet

Features: 11-foot-high artistic front door; 25-foot-high ceilings; pocketing glass doors; Corian walls; elevator; game room; home theater; center-island kitchen; master suite with walk-in closet; patio with fire pit

About the area: In the 90402 ZIP Code, based on 11 sales, the median sales price for single-family homes in July was $3.906 million, down 9.06% from the same month last year, according to CoreLogic.

Agents: Ava Domanovski and Charles Pence, (310) 382-8527 and (310) 500-1260, Pacific Union International

To submit a candidate, send high-res photos via Dropbox.com, photographer permission and a description of the house to neal.leitereg@latimes.com.

Photographs by Jason Speth FLASHES OF color punctuate the white interiors of this three-story, which features elements created with 3-D printing.

THE NEWLY built house has six bedrooms and eight bathrooms within its 7,130 square feet. The asking price is $7.995 million.

A PATIO with fire pit sits in the yard. The median single-family home price for the 90402 ZIP Code was $3.906 million in July.