LA Interior

The primary suite features a timber-paneled wall flanked by the en suite on one side and a walk-in closet on the other. The warm timber tones complement the architectural palette found in the cityscape framed by the floor-to-ceiling windows. “The primary bedroom has one of the best views in all of the city with amazing skyline views that clear all the way north to Hudson Yards and the Empire State Building,” says Power.

Concrete Collaborative terrazzo tile was used in this bathroom, just as in the kitchen. "I edited the materials to feel calm and timeless,

The home embraces indoor/outdoor living with floor-to-ceiling glass sliders and the same flooring continuing from indoors to out. The deck doesn’t have grout to allow for proper drainage.

Madera produced 14-inch-wide heart oak timber flooring in up to 24-foot lengths for the large first floor, which includes a kitchen and dining area that spans nearly 40 feet. The brand’s reputation for high-quality timber flooring is driven by its “forest to floor” approach, which allows them to oversee every aspect of the process, from the cutting of the oak at the partner mill in Bavaria, to the installation.

The interior incorporates earthy materials like salvaged teak. “You can see the landscape on either side of you,” says Hoppenot. “The rich teak walls disappear into the height of the space, and diluted natural light floods down from the skylights and in through the windows.”

The master suite, a box within a box, includes a walnut feature topped with another Polygal panel.