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With one side of the house closed off, views are directed through the glazed south and west facades to the grassy clearing beyond. "We planted tens of thousands of blue bells and lots of rhododendrons," Oostenbruggen says of the green space. "The setting developed over time."

A Ligne Roset lounger doubles as a place to crash in the guest room. Cirtus Garden fabric from Schumacher brings in some fun with a pop.

A perfect cube cantilevered three feet off the ground, the “eyeball” dormer punctures the guest bedroom.

Interesting dormers and protrusions add volume and dimension to the non-dominant sides of the home. “Paying just as much attention to the two sides of the A-frame as to the end walls ensured that the home would be striking and attention-grabbing from all angles,” shares Mather.

A massive, swinging pivot door connects the bedroom to a small courtyard with an outdoor shower.

Nut is the Valencian word for ‘knot’ and it aptly describes LZF’s signature pendant, which is made from twisted plywood veneer.

The Trumpet pendant’s bell shape comes from its namesake fungus. The lampshade material is “grown” over the course of 4-10 days from a biodegradable, mushroom-based substance, and is carefully molded by hand.

Long Cabin kitchen.

Long Cabin Kitchen.

They may look like oversized marshmallows, but the sweetest feature of these dual-band devices is a simplified Wi-Fi mesh network setup that results in stronger signals beamed into every corner of the home, letting you stream multiple ultra-HD videos at once and connect up to 200 devices.

Prop up your feet and take some pressure off the back of your thighs with this 100 percent recyclable expanded polypropylene foam footrest from Steelcase. At just three pounds, it's light enough to carry wherever it's needed.

A new plywood screen separates the entryway from the kitchen while visually connecting it to the renovated living and dining rooms.