Oaxaca

Kat’s workbench is made of a century-old wooden beam from a warehouse in Duluth, Minnesota.

Bedroom

Donate, Isabelle’s mother, takes in the view from the dining table over a cup of coffee. “You can quietly take your breakfast here and wait for the sun to come into the room, looking out at the beautiful old cherry tree,” says Isabelle. “When the weather is nice, with the sliding doors open, we feel directly in contact with the garden.”

Like the other corner rooms, the bathroom has a large window and a door to the outside.

Designed by architect Jean-Baptiste Barache of Arba-, the 1,200-square-foot home floats above the ground, respectful of the nature surrounding it. “We tried to reduce the boundaries as much as possible,” says Barache. Sliding glass doors at the back of the house, mirroring those in the front, open to a view of the garden and the limestone quarry.

La Base also designed the bathroom’s modular hangers.

Floor Plan of Weekend Cottage by Radar Arkitektur

Floor Plan of Halcyon 02 by Fritz Tiny Homes

The second bedroom looks to the sunlight-filled living area.

A closet with drawers provides added storage in the second bedroom.

Jyotsna requested a second bedroom for flexibility.

The primary bedroom features a massive window and rift cut white oak built-in shelving.

A floor-to-ceiling window wall in the shower blurs the line between the interior and the outdoors.

A poured-in-place concrete sink and a wall-hung toilet offer a note of luxury in the bathroom.

"I splurged on upgraded customizations like rift cut white oak throughout out much of the kitchen and custom furniture,

Poured-in-place concrete counters complement rift cut white oak flooring and cabinetry in the kitchen.

Although light colors and earthy textures prevail throughout the home, the “super moody” powder room is a bold focal point—and one of Georgina’s favorite design moments in the home.

The home’s striking kitchen features luxe brass fixtures and custom integrated cabinet hardware.