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The main bedroom and ensuite feels like a retreat with warm, earthy colours and coastal views.
The main bedroom and ensuite feels like a retreat with warm, earthy colours and coastal views.
“I hate walking into bathrooms that feel utilitarian,” Harry says. “They should feel just as lovely as other spaces in our homes.” Here, Nagoya Mosaic-Tile Co ceramic tiles from Academy Tiles and American oak joinery give the main bathroom a luxurious feel.
“I hate walking into bathrooms that feel utilitarian,” Harry says. “They should feel just as lovely as other spaces in our homes.” Here, Nagoya Mosaic-Tile Co ceramic tiles from Academy Tiles and American oak joinery give the main bathroom a luxurious feel.
Timber salvaged from another midcentury home is standout feature of the redesign. The rug is from Armadillo Co and the Aboriginal artwork is from
Timber salvaged from another midcentury home is standout feature of the redesign. The rug is from Armadillo Co and the Aboriginal artwork is from
The light and airy kitchen now overlooks the open-plan living space. To the left, where the entry once was, is a small home office.
The light and airy kitchen now overlooks the open-plan living space. To the left, where the entry once was, is a small home office.
Harry designed the kitchen to feel like furniture rather than cabinetry. The mosaic tiled backsplash (Nagoya Mosaic-Tile Co from Academy Tiles) and the dropped overhead cabinet's rattan inserts are a nod to midcentury style.
Harry designed the kitchen to feel like furniture rather than cabinetry. The mosaic tiled backsplash (Nagoya Mosaic-Tile Co from Academy Tiles) and the dropped overhead cabinet's rattan inserts are a nod to midcentury style.
The original stone feature wall is made of solid stone rather than veneer; Cameron repointed the stonework by hand. He found the wood-burning stove on Facebook Marketplace and repainted it. The chair is by Jardan Furniture.
The original stone feature wall is made of solid stone rather than veneer; Cameron repointed the stonework by hand. He found the wood-burning stove on Facebook Marketplace and repainted it. The chair is by Jardan Furniture.
The open-plan kitchen, dining and living room honors the home's original design and heroes the existing stone wall.
The open-plan kitchen, dining and living room honors the home's original design and heroes the existing stone wall.
Interior clerestory windows above the medicine cabinets allow views to the wood slat wall lining the hallway, and the natural light can now filter into the bathroom.
Interior clerestory windows above the medicine cabinets allow views to the wood slat wall lining the hallway, and the natural light can now filter into the bathroom.
SHED specified a new linear window above the stovetop so as to better frame the views into the surrounding forest and yard.
SHED specified a new linear window above the stovetop so as to better frame the views into the surrounding forest and yard.
For a concrete guesthouse in Stone Ridge, New York, LevenBetts designed an onsen-inspired bathroom with a steam room and a hinoki tub.
For a concrete guesthouse in Stone Ridge, New York, LevenBetts designed an onsen-inspired bathroom with a steam room and a hinoki tub.
Levenbetts designed the guesthouse as a porous block. Every side opens to the outdoors, allowing the landscape to continue through the building. “The idea was to create this total openness and informality and almost undomesticated domestic space,” says architect David Leven. The concrete is textured by its forms on the outside but smooth where it cuts into the building—“almost as though you sliced into it with a knife,” Leven adds.
Levenbetts designed the guesthouse as a porous block. Every side opens to the outdoors, allowing the landscape to continue through the building. “The idea was to create this total openness and informality and almost undomesticated domestic space,” says architect David Leven. The concrete is textured by its forms on the outside but smooth where it cuts into the building—“almost as though you sliced into it with a knife,” Leven adds.
In additional to her residential work, Ford has developed a speciality for designing boutique barns, which made her an ideal guide for Kelli. “I grew up with dirt floor barns, which are special in their own way,” says Kelli. “I didn’t know this was possible.”
In additional to her residential work, Ford has developed a speciality for designing boutique barns, which made her an ideal guide for Kelli. “I grew up with dirt floor barns, which are special in their own way,” says Kelli. “I didn’t know this was possible.”
Kelli sits on the plywood staircase that connects the stables to the loft. A landing halfway up provides a floor-to-ceiling view.
Kelli sits on the plywood staircase that connects the stables to the loft. A landing halfway up provides a floor-to-ceiling view.
Kelli spent $73,890 on the exterior siding. Ford sourced a particularly durable Japanese cypress to complement the corrugated metal roof.
Kelli spent $73,890 on the exterior siding. Ford sourced a particularly durable Japanese cypress to complement the corrugated metal roof.
The indoor saltwater pool sits in a tiled room, with windows facing both the interior and exterior.
The indoor saltwater pool sits in a tiled room, with windows facing both the interior and exterior.

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