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A daybed next to the fireplace is the closest thing to a place to sleep.

"In architecture, we tend toward natural materials and raw metals. In furniture, we like color,

The home spreads out from a courtyard garden in a shape that resembles a hand traced on a sheet of paper. The structure of each “finger” nods to the traditional gable-sided barns that dot the area.

There’s no sense in resorting to Amazon when all these incredible independent shops are just a subway ride away.

In addition to the Soho outpost (pictured), the MoMA Design Store can be found attached to the museum in Midtown.

Located on Broadway at the corner of East 19th Street, Fishs Eddy is a go-to when shopping for home cooks and hostesses.

Coming Soon is packed with design delights ranging from ceramics and textiles to planters and pillows.

A section of the farmhouse’s original shingled roof peeks out from under the new, raised ceiling in the master bedroom.

Sliding glass doors from Marvin lead to the patio, which features a trio of tiered concrete planters that double as bleacher-style seating. “When we have friends over, they like to gather on the steps or planters,” says Rebecca, “and then it all flows naturally up to the yard, where they can find places to sit and eat.” On the patio, a grill from Fisher & Paykel stands ready for serious barbecuing. The chair is from CB2.