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The bespoke walnut storage and brass hardware in the principal bedroom was designed by Tang. The lamp is by Noguchi.

Appliances are hidden behind white panelling in the kitchen. A built-in nook in the kitchen entrance creates a niche to drop your things and disconnect from the road.

Extensive storage in the kitchen hallway provides plenty of spots to put beautiful objects on display or tuck them neatly out of sight.

A discreet entryway to a hidden litter box perforates a white wall.

Built-in pantry hidden in a corridor

The wardrobes in the girls' rooms are secretly connected through one cabinet door—an example of the whimsy and wonder Welsch infused throughout the home.

Between the glass cabinets in the kitchen and the white-oak shelving in the corridor, there’s plenty of space for Isabella to display her curated collection throughout her home.

Although you might not be able to easily reach the tops of cabinets, shelves, mirrors, or taller moldings, take assistance from feather dusters or vacuums with long brush attachments.

Study Nook in Bedroom

A cut-out, light pink doorway connects the living area to the entrance while hiding closet doors on both sides.

Shrewd multi-use solutions abound. Built-in furniture permits storage while increasing the dual aesthetic and functional necessaries within the small footprint. While Eloise Collins reads privately at the substantial scenic windows, adroit design features such as these add immeasurably to the home's financial value. 

The overall design balances high- and low-cost materials—as in IKEA kitchen cabinets alongside custom shelving and a Breville espresso machine.

A glimpse into Marc’s bedroom shows a pop of red from a Verner Panton Series 430 chair.

Two sizable storage drawers pull out from beneath the built-in daybed in the living area.

Berg floated a seating bench across a new kitchen window, which brings attention to the lowered sill placement.