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Frameless bedroom windows extend beyond the floor and ceiling. "Since it's such a small house, it was really important to have this connection between the interior and exterior," says the couple.

In the main bedroom, Devlin painted the ceiling black for a bit more “moody” treatment.

Priscilla's younger daughter uses this room when she's home from college. "It's cozy down there and functions well, but doesn't encourage grown people to move home,

The owner's 23-year old daughter sleeps ere when she visits from the West Coast. The flower painting above the bed is her childhood artwork and the blue painting is by New York City artist John Zinsser.

In the dressing room, the ceiling is papered with Ellie Cashman Summer Squall in midnight blue—a little pop of pattern to peek at as you’re heading through to the back door.

Midcentury bentwood chairs in the master bedroom sit atop a cowhide rug. The iron table is from Arteriors.

Isabella asked the Bidgood and Co team to install a hanging rack for her well-curated clothing collection, rather than a closet.

A ceramic vase by Anna Manako of Manako Design from the 1980s sits on a funky wooden table in the primary bedroom.

"With it’s monochrome palette, it was the perfect addition to keep the room still neutral as a base but with lots of personality.

On the cellar level is an interior courtyard and a sideyard.

In 2018, this property was gently refreshed with a new "free-spirited" bathroom, with a sizable double vanity. Two circular mirrors catch the eye, standing out among the tall, rectangular windows behind.

The master bath features a wooden bathtub imported from Scotland.

Master bath wet room with views of trees.

“I’ve always been crazy about tile,” says Jessy, which is why she was heartbroken when she found the 1961 powder blue tile in the master bathroom had been scribbled on with permanent marker. “Turn right for cold water. Turn left for hot,” the wall read. The new tile is by Ann Sacks. “We tried to source products that looked appropriate for the period,” Jessy explains.

The new master bathroom features wall sconces from Chown hardware and penny tiles in a patterned designed by Dyer herself.

The tub backdrop is composed of bamboo-cut textured marble tile. “When the lights are on, it casts a really beautiful waterfall effect of light across the texture,” says Watts.

A terrazzo tile backsplash provides a lightly textured backdrop for the brass faucet and warm wood cabinetry.

In the new bathroom, Heath Ceramics tiles were used in the shower alongside cement tile flooring from Clé Tile.