Sous-sol

For an extra $2,000 a month, the home is offered furnished.

Architect Marisa Kurtzman, a partner at Frederick Fisher Partners in Los Angeles, transformed the upstairs loft of her family's 1,100-square-foot condo by designing a multipurpose functional partition dubbed "the Superwall.

With a few short steps, the conversation pit in the library upstairs becomes space for family to sleep.

A wooden bathtub evokes the couple's love of Japanese design and the primary suite "feels like a Japanese onsen, or spa,

Now the ceiling framework gives the room more height, and two taller window units flank either side of the bed, adding to the illusion of more height. Pendants by Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen hang above the custom white oak bed designed by Lake Flato Architects.

The side tables are by Normann Copenhagen.

A small storage area is tucked beneath the stairs and concealed by the slat installation.

Wall height cabinetry maximizes storage in the couple’s bedroom.

The bathroom on the main level is a custom paint job, an ombre that blends Jeweled Peach and Honey Burst, both from Benjamin Moore.

A long timber unit runs along the living area, offering storage for toys and a display surface.

Cliff May was a pioneering builder in Southern California, most famous for creating the California Ranch style of home.