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Floor Plan of The Rambler by Best Practice Architecture

The new deck fosters multiple areas for people to gather and enjoy the backyard, from the upper-level hangout zone and grill spot, to the lower-level firepit area. Covered turf beneath the deck is a dedicated workout area.

Dal Tile “Keystones” in Arctic White and Emerald cover the guest bathroom.

The slat wall treatment is continued, with the powder-coated metal railing “creating a different language,” says Gregga. Adds Sean: The railing “has such a good feel in your hand.”

A view of how the reworked entry meets the new office/library, with the slat wall promoting sightlines through the house.

Custom cabinetry creates entry storage, and wasn’t brought up to the ceiling, so as to appear floating and allow more natural light to spread. The custom metal fabrication is by Michael Northrup, including a powder coated railing and entry shelf.

Before: It was important to better connect the upper and lower levels.

The home offers three bedrooms, including two owner’s suites.

Concrete floors flow from the primary living spaces throughout the residence.

A three-bedroom, three-bathroom home designed in 1949 by architect Ralph Haver is listed for $1,051,000 in Phoenix, Arizona.

A full-height fireplace clad in green-painted brick anchors the main living area. Glass walls connect the open-plan space to a lush backyard.

Clerestory windows sit just below the sloping roof of the second bedroom.

Sliding glass doors connect the second bedroom to the landscaped backyard.

A massive skylight and sliding glass doors flood one of the bedrooms with natural light.

Shapely windows from MARVIN bring light into every crevice of the house. The couple's colorful art piece from Thomas Ruff, which hangs 113-by-74 inches in the dining area, is seen from the entrance.