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The floor plan of the home shows its asymmetrical shape and emphasis on indoor-outdoor living.

Matthew built the soaking tub from yellow Alaskan cedar. “There’s no finish on it, so every time the water hits it, you get this burst of cedar aroma,” says Matthew. Adds Holly: “It smells amazing.”

The desk folds up and the installation swivels to pull down the bed.

Mexican architect Alberto Kalach designed the brick-and-concrete Terrestre Hotel along the jungle coast of Puerto Escondido in Oaxaca.

The bunk beds were made to be as wide as possible. Hollenbeck has three kids and two dogs.

All raw materials are sourced locally to reduce the overall carbon footprint - as well as eliminate additional costs on the client. This includes the wood chips - which were initially a waste product but repurposed as ground coverage for this CABN show home. The chips are also FSC certified. The home itself sits on