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For the built-ins, Rossi created a combination of open and closed storage, with arched niches, mahogany doors, and a fireplace inserted below the television. The support beam on the end was salvaged from the property.

Arched detailing continues into the bedrooms, which overlook the private back garden.

The firm color-blocked the bathrooms, using peach dimensional tile here with terrazzo flooring.

Dimensional tile lines the walls and the glass enclosure wraps the shower bench. A new skylight brings in natural light to the room, as it doesn’t have an exterior wall.

The wall between the dining room and kitchen was opened up to increase the flow and make room for an extra-long island that totals fifty linear feet of counterspace. At the center of the plan is the slatted woodwork that covers a core for the kitchen storage, a bathroom, and a laundry room. “That became a wonderful opportunity for a beautiful wood feature,” says Maziarski.

Flagstone flooring throughout is a nod to the home’s midcentury era. All of the windows had to be replaced, but many were kept in the same spot as the original.

The double-height wall of windows in the living room looks out on the property and was a big draw on their first walk-through.

The cabin’s windows are strategically positioned in front of doorways to expand sight lines through the interior and out into the forested backdrop.