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The late Italian designer-architect Gae Aulenti’s Milan home has a catwalk that begins in the living room and leads up to a solarium sitting area.

The original living room opened into the dining room, but both rooms received limited daylight.

Dyer designed a designated niche for keys and mail by the exterior entrance.

Relocating the kitchen door and changing the windows to high, small units created much more space for storage.

Box-beamed ceilings elevate the dimension of the 'bonus area.'

A tiny, original sink sits snug in the corner.

Green-painted hardwoods add a playful pop of color in the bathroom.

The light-filled bedroom in this cottage also features batten-and-board siding.

The kitchen is just steps away from the living room, with an office space tucked in the corner.

A peek into the other cottage on the compound, which includes an additional 'bonus area' and second bathroom.

A horizontal window invites ample natural light into the bathroom.

Exposed beams continue into the bedroom, which features batten-and-board siding.

A closer look at the outdoor terrace emphasizes the lot's lush, surrounding greenery.

Tall, lofty ceilings enhance the sense of space. French doors extend the living areas outside, opening up to an expansive terrace that overlooks the tree-filled lot and beyond.

The bright kitchen includes all new appliances, a large, central island, and custom cabinetry.

Tucked away in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Echo Park, 1623 Landa Street contains two historic cottages. Dating to the 1920s, the one-bedroom bungalows were recently updated. Here is a look at the living spaces inside one of the two homes.

A full bathroom is adjacent to the master bedroom. The large space is accented by a wooden ceiling and large window that frame a view of the natural landscaping.