Bathroom

A wet room holds the tub and shower.

A skylight wraps the stove hood to allow light to bounce off the adjacent wall. “I rarely put a skylight in a room,” says Kaplan. “I always run them along a wall. And then I run the wall directly up into the skylight because I prefer reflected light versus the harsh glare of a skylight. The walls kind-of disappear into the light.”

The upper cabinets were removed and replaced with a wall of blue-green handmade tile, with a glaze that reflects the sunlight.

The property also includes a one-bedroom, one-bath live/work studio, complete with vaulted plywood ceilings, Fleetwood pocket-sliding doors, and a private deck and patio.

"The primary suite is magical, complete with a dressing room, a bath with an antique copper bathtub, and a stone fireplace, all perched above a year-round stream meandering through the rocks underneath it,

The serene primary suite features a private redwood deck that leads down to the pool.

Mandarin Stone tiles and C.P. Hart fixtures feature in the upstairs bathroom.

In addition to large skylight and glass shower, the primary ensuite bath also comes with onyx countertops which match the kitchen island.

Corian surfaces in the steam shower creates a warm, soft-to-the-touch finish.

Marble, wood, and plaster converge to create a timeless symphony of materials. “Like all of our work, we are interested in using classic, natural materials, but detailing and articulating in a decidedly new and unexpected fashion,” Worrell says.