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The entry area's built-in storage and new brick floor

Although the homeowners and General Assembly exlored several options that involved moving the stairwell, it was left in its original location, just off the kitchen.

With a brand-new plan, vibrant decor, and a bright-yellow door, Ghislaine Viñas reinvigorated a 600-square-foot kit house for her family.

The slatted wall that lines the stairs is echoed by the wall that encloses the sitting room.

Green tiles bring a splash of color to the powder room; the countertop and sink are concrete.

The rental’s bathroom is finished in Benjamin Moore’s Hot Spice, paired with color-matched grout.

The bathroom on the main level is a custom paint job, an ombre that blends Jeweled Peach and Honey Burst, both from Benjamin Moore.

A door system can turn the end of the living space with the Murphy bed into it’s own guest room.

Adjacent to the dining table is a Murphy bed.

The banquette has a CNC-routed cherry wood alcove. The Stellar Nubela pendant above the dining table is by Bjarke Ingels Group for Artemide.

The kitchen island is custom, and the backsplash against the wall is from Bendheim.

In the bathroom, there's G120 Lemon Ice tile by Heath Ceramics topped with Color Wheel Mosaic in Matte Biscuit by Daltile, and a Rejuvenation vanity. "Visiting the home after completion, I felt there's a sense of calm continuity as you walk through,

The team removed a dumbwaiter to make room for plenty of storage to the left of the sink in the kids' bathroom. The colorful tile choices are meant to age well as the children grow. "I liked the idea of it being playful and bright,

Architect Themis Haralabides of the design-build studio reBuild Workshop helped the new owners of this landmarked 1897 brownstone in Brooklyn’s Park Slope Historic District on a top-to-bottom remodel. The original parquet floors, entry bench, and door were saved.

The team at reBuild Workshop relocated the powder room in the plan and covered it in Aviator Olivine cement wall tiles by Zia Tile, with a Pasadena sink in mustard by CONCRETTI and two Dimple® Sconces from RBW. "The yellow sink is really funky, and that's good,

“Color is something I knew going into the home that I really wanted to play with and explore,” says Kara. “I wanted to be a little bolder in this house.” The kitchen’s greys transition to a an earthy red in the breakfast room. Clement Wall Lights from Visual Comfort are mounted on the stove wall.

Farrow & Ball French Gray covers the kitchen cabinetry, fabricated by Toulouse St. Millwork, walls, ceiling, and stove hood. The counters are Arabescato honed marble.