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View of Great Room

Fireplace in living/dining area.

Marco Becerril, at the left end of the table, presides over his extended family in the double-height dining area.

A Y chandelier by Douglas and Bec hangs above a vintage table and chairs.

In the kitchen, a PH 50 pendant by Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen hangs overhead; the window is covered in a decorative cast-iron metal security grate from King Architectural Metals. The painted patterned floor is by Lillian Heard Studio. - Brooklyn, New York Dwell Magazine : July / August 2017

In the open living area, interior surfaces are clad in knot-free oak, which creates a warm contrast to the exterior.

A EuroStone countertop structures the open-plan kitchen and dining room, where the family will often gather and play.

Above the custom elm dining table, a Wave pendant by Henri Bursztyn hangs from the slatted teak ceiling.

A wall of polished plaster extends to the rear, accentuating the ceiling height and adding a raw, textured finish to the otherwise polished interior space.

Huge floor-to-ceiling sliding doors flood the space with light, and create a seamless connection to the outdoors.

The mix of materials feels chic and polished, while also cultivating a natural, earthy vibe.

Inside the home, a simple, neutral color scheme harmonizes with warm natural oak, walnut wood, and dramatic black steel details.

Shaker-style Salt chairs by Tom Kelley join a custom-sized Etoile dining table and Tsuru Flush Mount III pendant, both by Materia Designs.

Walnut panels and touches of bright red warm up the minimalist space, which the owners wanted to be “clean, eclectic, and modern.” The pendant is Big Bang by Foscarini.

Mas-aqui renovated a crumbling warehouse with floor-to-ceiling windows that bring in warmth and light. The dining room has a view across the new patio toward the atelier.