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Remnants of an old gate maintain a tie to the property’s past.

This painting was just intended to be a placeholder in the mock up, but the homeowners loved it so much they commissioned an identical one.

Chairs by Hee Welling for HAY www.dwr.com

The family loves to cook and opted for a statement piece as the kitchen island made of volcanic stone with burners that emerge directly from the surface.

In addition to the two fireplaces indoors, the outdoor patio benefits from its own.

New stone planters helped redefine the house's landscaping.

The meticulously maintained Bel Air home is a midcentury time capsule that still stands true to the architect’s vision.

The extensive outdoor space includes a hot tub.

The living room includes an ottoman made of 11,000 feet of hand-spun thread from the sansevieria plant.

The primary bathroom features both a Juliet balcony and a steam sauna.

Landscaping was another major investment in the project’s budget, turning the backyard into something more closely resembling a “golf course with trees.” Isaac spent $48K on the illuminated stone pathway that leads up to the space.

The studio uses Shou Sugi Ban cedar siding, white oak, and local Texas limestone. “In a sense it’s nicer than our home,” says Isaac, referring to the high-quality, natural finishes.

The primary bathroom allows the residence to bathe with a view.

The kitchen cabinets are clad with black walnut, with a black steel built-in bookshelf nearby.