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The pillowy, cobalt blue chair is by Katrine Bjørn.

Hershenow and Davidson soundproofed an off-the-rack Tuff Shed to use as Hershenow’s recording studio in the backyard.

Leah chose a muted green for the home’s exterior. “I love how the plants all popped off it,” she says. Although Leah and Kyle initially planned to keep the basic cement front porch, they decided as the project got underway to make the entry its own moment—incorporating tile from Concrete Collaborative, and a porch light and entry handle from Schoolhouse.

The ADU kitchen is outfitted with a SMEG refrigerator and an LG washer and dryer.

The house is clad with shou sugi ban-treated cedar siding.

The tiny, open sleeping shelters abut a stand of woods. Their open fronts frame views of the Wanderwood farm.

A more polished garden creates an outdoor space to enjoy.

The dropped ceiling is old-growth fir that was discovered under plaster during the demolition phase of the project, and was repurposed for interior finishes. The custom island prep table is by Vintage Mill Werks, with Hay stools.

A new shed/workshop space was design and built in the backyard.

A section of the facade—a cross between a shoji screen and a barn door—slides open. Planter boxes contain edible varieties that fuel Mary’s culinary explorations.

The eco-friendly escape is powered by solar panels and a wind turbine—and it even includes a full bath.

A map of the site Proenneke’s cabin sits on.