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The polished concrete floor of the kitchen continues onto the patio for cohesion. The color of the cabinetry was also chosen to link this common space to the outdoors.

The recycled bricks were also used to create an outdoor shower.

The interior provides a captivating experience and a strong connection with the surrounding landscape.

RIPAVI Oy’s saunas are wrapped in cross-laminated spruce. Their smallest model, the SOINTU1, has a compact design that is easily adaptable to mobile use—whether floating on a lake or pulled through the snow.

Positioned beneath the yellow staircase, the dining area benefits from natural light and open sightlines, making it a lively yet grounded space for meals and family gatherings.

Wood cabinetry, terrazzo tile, and a Caesarstone countertop anchor the kitchen, while greenery softens the clean lines.

“Dwell”, November 2016

Shades of calming blue tile line the bathroom walls, paired with plywood cabinetry treated with linseed oil.

In what's now known as the music room on the ground floor (previously called the front parlor), a stucco-clad fireplace was paired with a stone base and rounded edges capped in Accoyo wood.

The primary bathroom features floating walnut cabinetry set against Accoya walls.

That same curved wall, seen from the hallway. By curving the wall's edges, the doorway openings and sight lines are enlarged.

After spending several years in Tokyo, a family revamps an American Foursquare with a fresh floor plan, a glassy extension, and an appreciation of Japanese design.

A large deck extends from the front of the home as well.

Floor plan of c-Home by LOT-EK

In the living room, a wall curves on either side, wrapping the walnut cabinetry for the TV.

“We tried to make the indoor space feel so much a part of that beautiful yard, so every room has beautiful picture windows highlighting the landscape and views,” says Leah.

Off of the kitchen, the cozy dining area features a pendant from Twenty One Tonnes, canvas wall art from Upton, circular wood wall art from Brian Grasela, and dining chair from Hati Home.

The revamped kitchen features custom walnut cabinetry by Stille Home—all made from a fallen walnut tree from Leah and Kyle’s last project. All of the home’s cabinets and custom built-ins were the result of a close collaboration between Leah and Kyle. “It’s rare to find a builder who can instantly understand the wild ideas in my head, and bring them to life even more beautiful than I imagined,” says Leah.