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Although wintertime conditions mean the landscaping is yet to come, a new exterior paint job gives the home a rejuvenated look.

Dunham Robinson transformed a couple's new apartment with a warm entry sequence defined by an oak storage piece in the foyer.

Paul Landacre’s Elysian Heights cabin has been fully revamped with fresh timber inside and out.

Fashion designer Josie and her husband Ken Natori are big fans of traditional Japanese architecture, so when Brooklyn-based practice Tsao & McKown Architects designed their home in Pound Ridge, New York, they used a heavy, exposed-timber structure, and included Japanese-style gardens and landscaping.

A wood shutter closes the shower to the outdoors when guests want a feeling of privacy.

Oak cabinets on either side of the long dining room table camouflage a variety of kitchen appliances and even laundry facilities.

David and Laurie's son Noah plays guitar on a custom bench beside the indoor garden. A Haas Brothers stool sitas atop a Kneeland CO. X Temple rug in a Vanora pattern.

The living room features a Malibu sofa from Kasala, and it sits above a Moroccan wool carpet the owner inherited.

Colossus Mfg. outfitted the dining area with a round table from Burke Decor and leather-upholstered side chairs by Staffan Holm for Hem.

The removal of the loft makes it so the home is now filled with light from the skylight.

The couple worked with Seattle-based firm SHED Architecture + Design on a remodel. At the front door the glass clerestory and sidelite were kept, but the solid door swapped out for a transparent one.

Floor-to-ceiling closets lining the hallway that leads to the bedrooms offer ample storage.

A walnut slat wall creates a protected nook for an office, in what used to be dead space. The white built-ins around the television are designed to “fade into the background,” says Amornvivat, and the team utilized custom open and closed storage throughout. “We have to get the right mix between the two to make the project sing,” says Amornvivat.