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At the Malinalco Rojkind Wander Cabins, three different floor plans exist, offering options for different abilities and group sizes.

A single staircase connects the home’s three levels. The wood screen separating it from the living area is original. The Eames lounge chair, Eames storage unit, and framed art by Wrong Shop are from Design Within Reach. The vase is Heath Ceramics, the planter is from Flora Grubb Gardens, and the black and white print is by HardRoadStudio.

The dining area includes cantilevered oak benches. The Nelson Saucer Bubble pendant, Nelson X-Leg table for Herman Miller, and Eames Molded Plastic side chair are from Design Within Reach.

At one end of the plywood-paneled interior, a built-in bed holds four drawers—one for each member of the family. A picture window and two sets of glass sliders maximize the connection to the outdoors. The mattress is from Coco-mat, the lamp and clay pots are from Kave Home, the curtain is from London Fabric Company, the curtain pegs are from Kvadrat, and the prints are by Heath Robinson.

The top floor feels airy and open thanks to a raised ceiling that maximizes light and space. The pendant is by Tom Dixon.

A modular wall system keeps everything organized, while a warm-toned Nugget seating system adds both function and a playful pop of color to the space.

A glossy orange pendant adds a bold, warm pop against neutral tones, perfectly complementing the kitchen’s poured concrete countertop.

Brooklyn creatives Jennifer Suhrr and Michael Curtes turned a three-unit town house into their family home, with the top unit serving as a rental that could later house Jennifer’s parents. The main level features an open-plan living space.

At one end of the house, the home's glass-ensconced great room extends over the hillside, anchored by a steel-reinforced concrete chimney.

The kitchen features polished concrete countertops and black reeded custom cabinetry.

The flooring is made of one-inch thick reclaimed maple chevron floors.

A long maple butcher block forming a kitchen counter and work surface replaced one of the trailer’s two twin beds.

In the primary bathroom, a small alcove created by the closet provided just enough room for a compact 36-by-36-inch soaking tub.

In the primary bathroom, the floor and wall tile is Quartziti Glacier by Satements. The Bola Sphere Suspension Lamp is by Pablo Designs.