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The birch plywood millwork transitions seamlessly from kitchen storage to coffee nook, featuring Kit Kat Midcentury tile in Sage at the coffee bar area.

Sculptural curved ceilings hide rerouted mechanical systems throughout the apartment, turning technical necessity into architectural rhythm that gives depth and flow to the space.

Taliesyn composed the Cabin House as a unified cuboid volume containing a hybrid living area.

The double-height kitchen/dining/living area is finished primarily in concrete—but ash wood accents and large windows keep the atmosphere light.

Jinnie works on large-scale artworks in her studio space.

The top-floor playroom has coloring book–inspired wallpaper and open-air bookshelves.

The rear facade is painted a joyful pink (3033 Peacherine LRV 82 by Sika) to complement the green window frames. A matching railing and custom RBW Studio light fixtures complete the space.

Marble Clé tile, installed diagonally, creates a striking backdrop in the primary bathroom. The Alien Orb surface mount light is from In Common With.

The lively and bright primary bath is anchored by a painted blue-green double vanity that echoes the kitchen palette. Vertical Ray LED wall sconces by Stickbulb, a ceiling fixture from In Common With, and brass plumbing and hardware details complete the look.

With Benjamin Moore’s Wild Aster on the walls, Apple Crisp on the ceiling, and a vibrant wallpaper accent, the primary bedroom is a color-filled sanctuary.

The former garage is nestled amidst the landscape.

The duo recently moved to Australia from Barcelona, and they drew inspiration from Spanish-style plazas for the home’s backyard.

Ignacio envisioned arched doorways and windows that referenced the Art Deco style of his childhood home.

The two story addition was inspired by Otto's Austrian roots, mimicking an alpine chalet.