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The kitchen island is anchored by massive boulders sourced on-site, and the walls and ceiling are clad with wood from fallen logs found on the property.

Wheelchair accessible bathroom with high visibility, highly textured finishes for low vision way finding

The daybed mattress is from Sleeping Duck and the duvet cover is by KAS.

The floor plan of the home shows its asymmetrical shape and emphasis on indoor-outdoor living.

The floors are Doug fir, and the framing and rest of the wood inside is redwood. The french doors and lower window were made by Mike York at Ocean Sash & Door Company, while the upper windows were made by Jeff and Molly.

The cabin contains a sleeping area that can be closed off via curtains, which are made from Japanese Shashiko cloth from Handa Textiles.

The Monsanto House of the Future saw more than 20 million Disneyland visitors between 1957 and 1967.

“The pink color scheme was something that Dagny and I started the design process with,” says Margit. “We wanted a warm, natural color, so we decided to use pink Claystone on the floor. The other pink colors followed. It also makes a wonderful contrast to all the green leaves in summer.” The glass pendants are from Jotex.

Before: Emily Kopp and David Brooks bought this mountain cabin in Twin Peaks, California, to take advantage of its proximity to Lake Arrowhead, and have a respite just 1.5-hour drive from their home base in Los Angeles.

Full insulation and a metal awning above the front door keeps this home cozy and stylish.