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Like the kitchen benchtops, the vanity in the primary bathroom is made of quartize with veins that Litera likens to a "spider's web".

Inside, the couple's vintage organ anchors the space. A new pink sofa from Interior Defined is one of the only new items purchased for the home; most are vintage or pieces the couple inherited. The rug is a vintage horse blanket the couple picked up at a flea market in Kansas, and the white chair is a piece they found in a friend's old building in Corsicana, Texas.

The primary bathroom is decorated with found stones, a handmade porcelain candleholder, and other small objets d’art.

The family practices judo regularly in the Dojo, as well as yoga. It’s a perfect rainy day play space for kids too.

A plaster wall and tan ceramic floor tile in the primary bathroom help lighten the space while adding texture. The designers kept the original corrugated metal ceiling, opting to paint it white.

In a small space with two cats, litter box solutions were top of mind. Hanna and Sims created an unobtrusive understair solution for Gus and Baloo.

The countertop in Trimbur’s kitchen is custom-made to fit her aesthetic.

The Bauhaus bathroom is named for the tubular pattern on the floor tile.

The kitchen features custom-lacquered cabinets with white oak handles and, in lieu of upper cabinets, a wall niche to display dishes.

The living room features a Noguchi lantern, a velvet Soriana sofa by Afra and Tobia Scarpa, Ingo Maurer Uchiwa 6 fan lights, and a teak Hans Wegner credenza.

In its current position, the credenza is designed to conceal a storage heater. It can be easily reconfigured to meet the needs of a new space, with cleverly positioned joins that allow the interior storage to expand or contract.

An all-over black paint job would make a room feel bold and dramatic.