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The multicolored cushions were designed by Acuña and fabricated by Viviana Cortes.

All of the glazing along the house’s 95-foot-long western elevation can be opened to the out of doors.

Serene and peaceful open living space with ample natural lighting and tree views in modern, Japandi style.

view of great room from hallway

entry foyer and stairs

reading corner - living room

The literal and figurative centerpiece of the house is the atrium, through which light filters into the rest of the house year-round.

A mature Japanese maple was preserved during construction. The way we designed the entry sequence, with the front door not facing the street, but rather facing the Japanese maple tree relates to his concept of ‘entrance transition.’ A mature Japanese maple tree was preserved during the construction.

With the exception of the front door and its adjacent glazing, all of the glass sliders and their frames were torn out and replaced.

Obstructive radiators were removed; here, a view of the fireplace dividing dining and living spaces.

White brick exterior of Goddard and Mandolene’s home post renovation.

Smaller square tile in matte white from Home Depot references what was there before, and the oak and quartz vanity echoes the kitchen cabinet treatment.

Madera produced 14-inch-wide heart oak timber flooring in up to 24-foot lengths for the large first floor, which includes a kitchen and dining area that spans nearly 40 feet. The brand’s reputation for high-quality timber flooring is driven by its “forest to floor” approach, which allows them to oversee every aspect of the process, from the cutting of the oak at the partner mill in Bavaria, to the installation.