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Located in the center of the home and doubling as a circulation corridor from the entrance to the main living areas, the multi-purpose room can be used for yoga and is clad in maple plywood walls that run throughout the cabin.

The meditation room can also double as a guest room when the couple has visitors. Wide plank white oak floors throughout bring a softness to the cabin.

The kitchen contains countertops and backsplash in stainless steel, which offers a muted softness to the space. "The stainless steel has a very thin profile, so it continues that theme of delicate, light expression which we wanted for the house,

Wittman Estes designed and custom fabricated the pulls on the front door and the refrigerator, which are in stainless steel.

The first floor kitchen features

Exterior

Covered Patio

Patio

Entry

Exterior

Outside, David wanted a bit more curb appeal and jumped at Nichols’s suggestion to cover part of the addition in roof tiles. “It’s supposed to be roofing tile, but I didn’t see why you couldn’t use it for a facade,” Nichols says.

The design team removed a bookshelf and rearranged the cabinetry to create a whole new layout for the bottom floor of the home.

A slide-and-pivot door leads directly from the living room to the deck.

The exterior is still clad in timber like the original, but Jo took the palette darker and selected wider planks to modernize the look. “We kept the rhythm, but changed it slightly,” she says.