Collection by Ben Hoffstrom
Architect William Adams took down walls and lifted the roof of this 1924 residence, which was originally owned by Gustav Mahler’s daughter, Anna.
Architect William Adams took down walls and lifted the roof of this 1924 residence, which was originally owned by Gustav Mahler’s daughter, Anna.
The home's previous walls are memorialized by darker marks in the flooring.
The home's previous walls are memorialized by darker marks in the flooring.
In the spa-like primary bathroom—reconfigured so the tub sits directly beneath an existing skylight—basil cement tiles from Clé Tile complement a countertop and surround in mint verde terrazzo from Concrete Collaborative. “Green is my favorite color,” says Nicole. “It connects to nature, which I’m inspired by every day.”
In the spa-like primary bathroom—reconfigured so the tub sits directly beneath an existing skylight—basil cement tiles from Clé Tile complement a countertop and surround in mint verde terrazzo from Concrete Collaborative. “Green is my favorite color,” says Nicole. “It connects to nature, which I’m inspired by every day.”

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