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The cantilevered addition was kept, and another bedroom added to the second floor over the existing house. Parks collaborated with Fort Structures to ensure that the third addition would sync with the rest of the house, replicating the window placement to make them sit between the roof beams, while still meeting current code and insulating the ceiling.

A peek into the kitchen and living area of the duplex located on site.

Ben's book, published last year, is tucked amongst other favorite reads on credenza brought over from his last home.

In the bedroom, an Avocado Green organic mattress sits on a simple Floyd bed frame, leaving the Anthropologie mural wallpaper as the standout element. Vintage French sconces from a local antique shop flank the bed.

The bedroom ceiling was painted with Portola Paint's Eastwood lime wash to balance the detailed wallpaper on the walls.

While the first home Walter Gropius constructed in the United States was his own home in Lincoln, Massachusetts, his first official commission was the Hagerty House in Cohasset, Massachusetts.

The entry has a cubby for Roberta’s shoes and a branch-shaped grab bar made of bronze by British designer Phillip Watts.

“I like the darkness of walnut. Other woods tend to yellow if you don’t stain it, while walnut stays true to itself,” Caleb says. The white glass tile backsplash melds with the wall.

"We wanted to introduce moments of softness throughout the home,

A built-in bench provides storage and the window was restored to its original dimensions. The wall light is the Ceramic Disc Surface Mount by In Common With.

Textured travertine limestone slabs from ABC Stone run under the custom white oak vanity, and are also used on the walls.

Shahane changed the layout and in so doing, restored the window to its original larger size. Heath Ceramics tile wraps the room, Stone White on the floor and Modern Blue on the walls. A Foscarini Gregg sconce hangs above the Azzura Ceramica Elegance Squared sink.

A stripe of tomato-colored paint (mixed from two shades of red) sets the energizing mood that Malak envisioned for the bedroom, which is made up of mostly Ikea and secondhand furniture. A wall of cabinetry to the right clears up the rest of the space for unobstructed movement.

Malak layered green peel-and-stick tiles on top of the existing white tiling, then installed sliding hooks attached to a command strip for more hanging storage.

The ADU features a small kitchenette for visiting guests, work breaks, and relaxing cups of tea.