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A split level separates the sunken living room from the rest of the common spaces.

The kitchen at Taigh Créadha was created as a social space by 56 North Kitchens, who also made the doors, dining table, and bookshelves, all in oak veneer. Vintage Ercol stacking chairs are complemented by a pair sourced secondhand.

The gable end 10’4” by 6’6” window provides plenty of opportunities to create fleeting live portraits that could hang on any gallery wall. A Santa & Cole floor lamp stands left of an heirloom chair, which is covered by a Skyeskyns sheepskin.

The ceilings throughout the home are made out of cross-laminated timber created from antiqued spruce.

Boswell the whippet inspects the oak laminate doors.

The primary bedroom features the floor-to-ceiling drapes that are a staple throughout the new renovation, highlighting the home's tall ceilings.

In the entry, a bench from Mary Ratcliffe Studio sets the tone for the airy interiors.

In the reimagined earthquake shack, a brass pendant from Allied Makers is suspended above a bleached ash dining table. In the background, the backyard beckons through the enlarged glazing.

The largest of multiple outdoor terraces includes a glass-mosaic-tile bench designed by Aldo Cibic and produced by Bisazza.

A niche in the attic provides an additional sleeping area for guests.

The kitchen takes advantage of abundant daylighting with soft pastel tones that reflect light.

The master bedroom features a Cibic-designed bed from the Standard collection sitting atop a vintage Indian dhurrie.

The couple had initially thought to add a gas insert to the fireplace but "lost interest,

A year after purchasing a 1950s duplex in LA's Silver Lake neighborhood, Ash Fenton and Felipe Lima spent $98,340 revamping the dark and cramped downstairs unit.

The kitchen cabinetry is from Ikea. It features orange handles found via Etsy.

In the living area, a green sofa from Amazon, purchased for around $300, has become a surprise favorite among visiting guests.