St. James

Another sleeping area features double bunk beds.

The 225-square-foot primary ensuite features a wall of sliding glass doors that connect the space to the lush backyard.

A Trufa wall lamp from David Pompa hangs at the bedside of the master bedroom.

The grid-like bathroom joinery was designed for plants to grow in between.

Oak timber veneer cladding frames the master bedroom's sleeping corner.

Both renovated bathrooms are outfitted with new Heath Cermics tile.

The renovated dining area is clad with the house's original cedar panels, which were re-milled.

The 1,400-square-foot house could not be expanded beyond its original footprint, but the owners appreciated its relative modesty in choosing not to add a second story.

The new master bedroom includes a bay window protruding outward from the original facade, making a window seat that frames a view of shore pines and the dunes.

The remodeled kitchen offers a whole corner of glass, and continues as a backsplash beneath the new cabinetry.

Topped by a distinctive mansard roof "hat," this midcentury house in Belle Meade, Tennessee, was renovated and reimagined for contemporary family living by Nashville architect Michael Goorevich with builder Giachery Lizarraga of Hybrid Phoenix.

Architect Michael Goorevich removed a series of doors in the kitchen to create a new open plan space for breakfast where Eames molded plastic side chairs surround a Saarinen tulip table.

New white oak cabinetry in the expanded kitchen was designed with midcentury-inspired detailing and hardware.

The home's original butternut paneling in the kitchen inspired new white oak cabinetry for its open plan layout.

Goorevich transformed the home's floating hat roof by replacing its aged shingles and soffits with Kebony wood.