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Inside, rustic elements (like wood beams and whitewashed wood) nod to the structure’s former life, while walls of glass, black metal accents, and sleek furnishings give it a fresh, new look. After the renovation, the couple loved the guesthouse so much they decided to make it their full-time dwelling.

A view looking from the kitchen to the open family room, which is outfitted with sofas by Perez Furniture. Above, interior windows in the upstairs bedrooms look out onto the double-height dining area and a view out of the giant window wall.

A thin wall of glass divides the entrance from a recreation area in one corner of the main floor.

An oversize window in a bedroom offers views of the Sutton Mountains.

Courtesy of La Firme

Dining room view showing entryway beyond and custom bar area.

A custom shelving nook was built into the brick wall where the wall oven used to sit.

A secret garden is hemmed in with a sinuous but solidly poured concrete wall.

RPA took special care to create new views that highlighted the ‘close-in’ landscape as a juxtaposition to the overwhelming and grand vista of the Bay.

Natural light hits almost every space in the home.

In the kitchen, absolute black countertops are set against a white Carrara marble kitchen island and tied together with subtle oak cabinetry and pearlescent organic tile work.

The fluted, natural stained island takes center stage in the kitchen.

A welcoming entrance.

Pops of Mediterranean blue and Parakeet green complement the natural elements in the kitchen.

A trio of Nelson Bubble pendants are hung in a cluster style over the island.

The elongated tile backsplash mirrors the brick that dons the exterior and interior walls.

Primary suite bathroom showing custom vanity, a zero entry shower and floating tub complete with wooded views.

Kitchen view showing custom two toned walnut and white cabinetry and island with waterfall end panels.