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The master bathroom is the only spot in the home that features actual hardware. Simon went with a rich blue-green tone for the double vanity and Colton wall sconces from Y Lighting.

The showers are enclosed in glass to bring in natural light and give the feeling of showering outdoors. But not to worry—there are drapes for privacy when needed.

Heath Ceramics tile and Hygge & West wallpaper make for a cheerful combination.

A guest bathroom includes cabinetry built by the couple.

Handmade Portuguese tiles line the floor of the upstairs bathroom, where a MissoniHome towel adds a bright touch.

The bedroom freely flows into an open bathroom area.

The high window brings in light and views of nature without sacrificing privacy.

Green floor tiles add a surprising pop of color to this bathroom.

Even the bathrooms have spectacular views. A skylight allows glimpses of the sky from the shower.

A custom plywood-and-aluminum door slides into the wall, providing access to the bathroom, which is also finished with plywood.

An iron-and-glass bedroom wall allows natural light to fill the kitchen and entryway.

The team squared-off the bay window to form a new bump-out, which made room for the banquette to extend along the wall.

Instead of adding counter space on both sides of the kitchen, Wooden opted for floor-to-ceiling cabinets, which provide ample storage space and help keep the kitchen tidy. A center island provides additional storage, prep space, and a breakfast bar. At the back, a classic black panel window and patio door lead to the family's outdoor space while bringing much-needed natural light into the formerly dark kitchen.

“Temporary wallpaper can offer a low-commitment strategy to transform a room,” says Frederick Tang. Here, a design by Chasing Paper features a graphic “X” pattern.