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In the dining area, a Nelson Saucer Bubble Pendant hangs above the dining table.

Workaday Design reinstated the full glass panel on the kitchen side of the atrium, and John and Nadia had the concrete pad refinished.

When the couple bought the home, the yard had mature native Ash, Oak, Cedar, and Douglas Fir trees, and a Japanese-inspired garden.

Before: John and Nadia Aazad Dunn bought their 1963 "Rummer

The 1963 residence has traditional lanterns, shoji screens, and tranquil outdoor areas with a 60-year-old cherry tree.

The property is home to Japanese maple, wisteria, cedar, cherry blossom, and balsam fir trees.

In the bathroom, the vanity is wrapped with the slatted white oak detail and topped with quartzite. Engineered terrazzo tile covers the floor.

The metal skeleton for the staircase was kept, and new white oak tread and a slat wall added.

The wall between the dining room and kitchen was opened up to increase the flow and make room for an extra-long island that totals fifty linear feet of counterspace. At the center of the plan is the slatted woodwork that covers a core for the kitchen storage, a bathroom, and a laundry room. “That became a wonderful opportunity for a beautiful wood feature,” says Maziarski.

The couple's son, Felix, jumps on their bed in the bedroom upstairs.

The couple loved the ceiling light in the former living room and kept it when they turned the space into a dining room.

LaFayette Studio, which helped with the interiors, selected a Holly Hunt fabric for built-in sofas, which are complemented by a rug from Rush House, a sconce by Brendan Ravenhill Studio, and a Swift ceiling light from Cedar & Moss.

Beveled plate glass panels bring in light while maintaining privacy.

Arriving on the main floor, one can look through walls of glass in either direction.