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Walls and closet doors are wrapped in the same flat-planked pine used throughout, and the bed covering is the Studio Ford 'Toledo Quilt.'

The couple raised the ceiling height in the main room of the bathroom, then lowered it in the shower to create a "jewel box

Emily's favorite vintage 1960's ceramic Arnels mushroom lamp sits atop a custom plywood built-in dresser.

Emily designed the floating vanity and had it painted in Benjamin Moore 'Baked Terra Cotta,' with a Duravit sink top.

The art on the wall of the living area was painted by Mikei to complement the green color palette. The bust and couch are from CB2, while the rugs are from Mush Studios.

This alcove beside the entryway is where Shabu Shabu sleeps. The dog bed is from Dusen Dusen, the mirror is from HAY, and the wall hanging is an IKEA rug that the couple uses to cover an electrical outlet.

A multipurpose room—used for everything from client presentations to tea parties—includes the couple’s workstations at one end. “We welcome clients here,” says Mai. “Usually they’re surprised at our small home office.”

The Saraburi Marble Lighting collection by Robert Sakrachand started as a conversation between New York-based designer Hannah Bigeleisen and the N Wisana marble workshop in Saraburi, Thailand. "We brought Hannah's hand-drawn blow drawings to Thailand and asked the artisans there to render them in local Thai marble, resulting in a series of graphic lighting that's a mix of both Hannah's personality as well as Thai material texture,

Landscape designer Molly Sedlacek is a firm believer that fencing should complement the architectural style of the home, as in this home in Echo Park, Los Angeles with landscaping by Orca Living.

Techo-Bloc’s Aquastorm pavers are designed to allow grass to grow between them, creating a unique play between the softness of grass and the functionality of concrete. They’re also anti-flood and permeable, making them as functional as they are beautiful.

A cantilevered staircase with tread and railings composed of translucent steel mesh now connects the second and third floors.

“We call it the Traveler because it will travel to you, you can travel to it, or you travel within it, into your own healthy world," says the Coexist team.

The cottage is located on a site just over an hour from Gothenburg and two-and-a-half hours from Oslo, Bohuslän was the ideal location. “We immediately fell in love with the slightly hilly site and its location along a narrow dirt road with cows grazing on the other side,” says Helena. “Until then, I had never thought of building a summer house but when we got the chance, we just had to take it. Especially when my old friend Susanna said she could design a house for us.”

This region of Sweden is known for its artists and craftspeople, and the cottage was constructed entirely by local timber- and stone-workers. The stone stool on the deck was also made for the couple by one of their friends.

The split form of the house is a simple and effective way to separate the social and private areas.

Perched atop a mountain on over six acres of woods, this young couple's weekend getaway incorporates the old with the new.

The bathroom features terrazzo floor tiles—which have a similar pattern to the material used to construct the fireplace in the living room.