The furnishings, kitchen appliances, bathroom upgrades, improved utilities, the slatted accent wall, and the millwork housing the ground-floor and lofted bedrooms are offered as individual add-ons.
Scardulla says that in design, it’s critical to build with your hands “because you change how you see things,
"It's simple, yet it's expressive,” Scardulla says. “We don't like excesses. We don't like when you enter a space, and everything is immediately declared, everything is clear. We like discovery and complexity. That's why we love that you get there and you get to the door, and you have one perception, then you enter and get another, step down, and have a new perception, and so on. You take the bed down and get a new perception again."
"The Marshad House is not only of architecturally historical significance, but offers the chance to experience a lifestyle celebrating individuality and creativity through the timeless appeal of Breuer's modernist design,
The three bedrooms are located in a private wing, opposite of the main living spaces.
The kitchen overlooks the converted 290-square-foot studio, which was originally a one-car garage.
Oversized picture windows frame the locally-quarried stone fireplace in the main living area.
The home's exterior features a distinctive butterfly roof and Cypress vertical siding.
The island, topped with a marble slab bought at a discount, anchors the space.
In Heather Thompson and Sam Grady’s renovated kitchen, custom cabinetry includes a hidden filing cabinet for important family papers.
Exterior view: the tree houses could not be built on the cedar trees, so instead they mimic the light filtering qualities of the trees.