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To combat the site’s steep, uneven grade, Boeschenstein staggered a series of ipe decks around the two main volumes of the house. Atticus joins his brother, Bodhi, on the zigzag decks.

Sag Harbor House featuring yakisugi (shou sugi ban) japanese charred wood siding

Unexpected pops of color with original tile work await in some of the bathrooms. "To purchase Westhope is to become the steward of a living masterpiece, a timeless treasure, an iconic residence awaiting its next great chapter,

The chef's kitchen is fitted with Statuario marble countertops, a central waterfall island, and all new stainless-steel appliances. The dining area is located right around the corner.

Schumacher Shanghai Peacock wallpaper in the powder room adds color to the otherwise understated home.

Montgomery designed a custom shelf for the couple’s vinyl collection. The green sofas are the Camaleonda by Mario Bellini for B&B Italia. The bent aluminum side tables are the Facsimile Table by Yusho Nishioka.

The mesh continues around the exterior balcony. In the dining room, the table and chairs are by Gazzda.

The shower accesses an exterior deck via a door. “You're basically showering in the trees,” says Waterfield.

An asymmetrical Porcelanosa bathtub is tucked into its own niche.

The large pocket doors of Mandeville Canyon House open up the corner of the living room to the concrete terrace and lawn beyond. This house, designed by Dutton Architects, is perfect for informal living and taking advantage of the southern California climate.

In the living area, existing built-in seating is complemented by Mies van der Rohe lounge chairs and custom coffee tables by Michael James Moran.

The bathroom is finished in simple stucco with bent copper plumbing fixtures and oversized terrazzo tile. Niches in the wall accommodate bathing supplies and provide a convenient foothold for leg-shaving.

The angle of the custom range hood creates, in negative space, the same trapezoidal shape as the exterior. Cabinets are IKEA with custom-painted fronts.

Stairs lead to two bedrooms/workrooms, a bathroom, and a hallway with plenty of storage. The "leftover" space between the levels conceals more storage as well as mechanical lines.

In the skylit master bathroom, Dandelion tile from Marrakech Design is paired with tile from Ann Sacks. The fixtures are by California Faucets and the mirror is from Paris Mirrors.