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"When we're getting ready for bed and I'm brushing my teeth, I can look up at the skylight and see the moon peeking out above the trees,

A Diana king bed from CB2 anchors the primary suite. A West Elm sconce and Jovan Millay art hang on the wall.

The curve of the treatment room's walls add movement to the flow of the house.

"We couldn't put installation where we wanted to expose the joists, so we had to put it on the roof. That actually helped with waterproofing—the original roof was likely our biggest challenge,

An Aria table from Room and Board creates a spot to gather. The countertop is Barbados honed marble from Walker Zanger, and it surrounds an LG induction cooktop.

Wang and the owners were meticulous about the cabinetry. They hand-selected each piece of the oak veneer to line up perfectly across each front.

Mobili Vintage

Wang repositioned the entryway to create more space for the living room. It's highlighted by a skylight and planter box.

Before: The home’s original entryway was in a state of disrepair

Karen Lausa

The 1948 street plan and lot division for Arapahoe Acres (left). Karen Laura and her husband David in their home (right).

Jennifer Jaffke — will clarify that about 20 total homes built to Sternberg’s plans

Andrea Register and Matthew Kaniaris

Andrea Register and Matthew Kaniaris live in one of 124 midcentury homes in the National Register-listed postwar neighborhood of Arapahoe Acres in Englewood, Colorado. Photo by Daniel Scott Jenkins

Another marble sculpture by Manuel Neri lies in the kitchen upstairs.

A wooden "curtain," designed by Mill and fabricated by John Hiser, divides the penthouse from the roof deck and redirects light. "I am obsessed with looking at these plywood forms at various times of day," says Mill, "from early morning at 5 a.m. to early evenings when the sun goes down. The light play is pure spatial poetry for me." A marble sculpture by Manuel Neri anchors the area.

The upstairs penthouse is lined with Mill‘s library.

Mill maintains a downstairs studio for day-to-day work, but he heads up to the penthouse when he wants a change of headspace.

In the downstairs loft, an Eames chair sits amid a steel sculpture garden; it’s the perfect place to sit and view an abstract expressionist painting by Bradley Walker Tomlin, hung from the ceiling.