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The entry lounge separating the public and private wings offer another light-filled area to relax.

Oliver Furth's designs permeate the space from the updated rooms down to the furnishings.

An entrance hall leads to the living/dining area, where the architects used old bricks to make a fireplace, stairs, and built-in benches feel as though they were always there.

Bring a bit of the Bauhaus to your cooking space with Chilewich’s bright indoor/outdoor mat, which nods to the famed school’s graphic textiles with a dense, colorful weave that is both mildew resistant and made from 25 percent renewable content. Pair with a rug pad for maximum traction.

Designer Arati Rao established Tantuvi in 2015 to create durable, beautiful textiles and to empower weavers in India. We’re drawn to her geometric cotton rugs (shown here in rose), which would make the perfect focal point in a contemporary kitchen.

Thanks to Moen, you don’t have to sacrifice indulgence to save water. The veteran fixture company collaborated with start-up Nebia to introduce an easy-to-install shower that produces a spa-worthy mist while cutting water usage by 45 percent compared to conventional fixtures.

Like a work of art, this minimal vanity from William Gray (the product line of residential and hospitality designers Meyer Davis Studio) hangs gracefully from your bathroom wall, and it’s available with several different stone facings.

Hastings Tile & Bath’s handsome Urban collection couples clean lines with handy storage solutions to suit many different kinds of spaces. It comes in a range of configurations and materials, including wood laminate and porcelain.

Designer George Sowden’s Memphis Group roots are on full display in his charming new kettle for Hay, with its playful color palette and lines. And though it boils water in a snap (a quart takes five minutes), you’ll never want to put it away—even after teatime is over.

With these new elevated ceramic bowls from Vessel USA, you can transform the most humdrum countertop into a still life–worthy tableau. We like this zippy Mellow Yellow version, but it also comes in a more staid matte white.

A tiny kitchen can still make room for conveniences, and it doesn’t have to mean doing the dishes by hand, thanks to this slim dishwasher from Bosch. The ultra-quiet appliance is only 18 inches wide and features an optional third rack to adjust capacity.

Samsung’s new line of refrigerators promises to be wildly customizable in both color and configuration. Due out later this spring, the 24-inch version (shown here in both white and navy) can switch between refrigerator and freezer modes, and the door can hang on either side.

Keeping smoke and odors under control is essential in a small space, and this slim exhaust hood from Dacor gets the job done with a narrow profile. It’s designed to silently and efficiently vent air, and it can turn on automatically as soon as you light a burner.