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Located steps from the beach in Kent, England, the recently renovated structure has a Flemish-bond brick facade, limewashed interiors, and a striking steel staircase.

"We wanted to have our storage open and visible, because I think the more visible something is, the tidier you keep it and you also don't buy loads of extra stuff,

Objects collected over the couple’s travels are displayed across the book-lined shelves.

The couple are also design lovers, particularly when it comes to vintage furniture. The study is furnished with a Saarinen Table by Knoll and Thonet Cantilever Chairs.

Objects collected over the couple’s travels are displayed across the book-lined shelves.

Marbrisa sits on the yellow sofa when wants to curl up with a book for a few quiet moments.

Discrete storage is designed into the bottom of the booth, while the seat is upholstered in vegan leather made from pineapple skin as both the owners are strict vegetarians.

The home came with a planted courtyard, but the couple had limited time to properly care for it. The architects reduced the planted space and added flooring, creating a solace closer to a patio.

The project was designed all at once, but construction took place over two phases in order to accommodate the birth of the couple’s son, Leo.

A larger office space located near the back of the home, overlooks the wooded landscape.

The rest of the space is light, soft and bright, but the bathrooms are dark and intimate.

Butter yellow double doors divide the spaces of the first floor.

The garden space is as homey as the interior.

A custom storage cabinet holds dishware for team meals. The first floor is a functional office day-to-day, but Wedge also likes to lend it out for community events like book launches, workshops and pop-ups.

Now at the center of the home, the kitchen blends Victorian moldings and a parquet floor with soapstone countertops and streamlined custom cabinetry painted in Clunch from Farrow & Ball.