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The ground floor material palette features polished concrete floors and lime washed walls.

Quynh-Vy and her sisters Tuvy Pham and Yenvy Pham share a laugh while folding shrimp dumplings. “I wanted a kitchen big enough for everyone to gather in,” says Quynh-Vy, “but even though it’s big, it feels warm and intimate. It draws everyone in.”

The Tracy family gathers in their Jamestown, Rhode Island, home's sunlit dining room, where the one-wall kitchen can be seen in the background, chosen for its space-saving quality. Fisher & Paykel appliances are paneled in the same wood as the custom cabinetry.

The countertops and hearthstones are crafted from upcycled slate from old snooker tables that were sourced by Miriam.

The original chimney breast runs from the kitchen and up through one of the first floor bedrooms. Original timber beams and restored brickwork add to the rustic charm of the space.

Teak doors with a teak handle divide the common and private zones.

The common area was opened to create large, interconnected spaces.

Antique teak cabinetry in the kitchen and dining area brings a warm atmosphere.

“Exposing the raw and unfinished forms of granite beings nature directly the [home], offering a tactile connection often absent in urban environments,” says Suphasidh on the stone elements.

The raw edges of the antique teak wood shelves bring an organic touch to the the living area.

The WC and shower doors are crafted from oak timber and the shower tiles are leftover from the production of KONGA kitchens, showcasing a considered use of materials.