furniture

The dining room’s preserved built-ins are another great display space.

A peek into one of the bedrooms.

The dining area is open to the kitchen, which is flanked by a set of stairs leading to a loft.

Atop the Hans Wegner credenza are a walnut box and hand-carved bud vases made by Daniel. The Handkerchief dish is by Ami Like Miami, and the table lamp is a ’60s prototype of the KD27 by Joe Colombo.

The basement-level family room connects with a guest bedroom that features a painting by Marleigh Culver.

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

A custom bed from the New Orleans-based Doorman Designs has fabric by local artist Amanda Talley.

“After our first Zoom meeting, Tommy came back with renderings that blew us away,” Keith says. “He got what we were trying to do.”

Cement pigmented with minerals and cedar doors and details update the bedrooms with a "ludic minimalist

The couple's bed conceals ample storage within the base.

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.

The sofa and coffee table are crafted from 40mm-thick Douglas fir, which is characterised by its subtle pink tones.

In the dining area, a custom birch bookcase is inset into a partial wall of brick that was salvaged from the previous house that stood on the lot.

Jade green paint covers one of the walls in the bedroom, where the architects and the designer balanced classic and contemporary aesthetics. "Our client is always out, working late or traveling abroad," Hostache says. "This is the cozy place she needed when she’s ready to crash."

A white Alba armoire by Pinch stands next to the brand’s Iona cheval mirror in a second-floor bedroom. The Moroccan rug was found in Paris; the Malm bed from IKEA was a budget buy.

Gable in the front, party in the back. The designers preserved the facade of the original craftsman bungalow and added a new entry sequence, stairs, and porch surface.

The cozy, 323-square-foot cabin is a cozy retreat amidst the vast landscape it inhabits.