In the tiled master bathroom, the boys get their own sink.

The kitchen features an array of modern appliances by brands such as Sub-Zero, Gaggenau, Miele, and Bosch.

The set getting filled in on shoot day.

Floor-to-ceiling glass, which wraps the whole house, lets in tranquil views of the forest.

The Designer Is In consultations offer professional advice from interior designers with the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID). Photo by Mimi Teller Rosicky

A Dine family portrait in front of the loft clubhouse Nick and Vanessa built for their daughters. As the girls get older, the playroom will transform into a family office.

The communal shower also gets the knit treatment.

iPhome cases get the retro electronics treatment. Will kids these days even get the reference to the NES controller?

The solar panels on the roof often get covered in a heavy layer of snow, but with periodic clearing, they are as effective during the sunny days of winter as they are during fairer weather.

Pepa gets a better view of what Gorman is explaining in the girls’ bathroom from her stump stool.

A sock monkey cutout before it gets stitched to a hoodie.

Pasternak gets both the Mendelsund and the Pevear and Volokhonsky treatment.

Sosi gets into trouble beneath a colorful grid painted by her dad as a riff on the German painter Gerhard Richter.

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The neighbors get a glimpse of what goes on in the Blauvelt-Winters courtyard.

Griffin’s room, which is exactly the same size as his brother’s, gets good light from the backyard.

Even a drainage cap does not get forgotten in Vincent's world.

The long hallway leading to the bedrooms gets spectacular afternoon sun, lighting up the family’s many works of art.

The family's hub is a high-ceilinged main room on the second level. It's open and casual and gets lovely morning light.

Queenstown gets cold in winter, hence the installation of a sauna. Outside, the landscaping was kept deliberately casual, with rock walls and gravel paths.

"I thought the building should be repaired and basically not changed," Judd said in 1989. "The given circumstances were very simple: the floors must be open; the right angle of windows on each floor must not be interrupted; and any changes must be compatible." While most of the building remains almost exactly as the artist left it, the Judd Foundation is now introducing special exhibitions on the first floor of 101 Spring. The first is Make art, not pipelines: Get in on the Ground Floor, which features two works by artist Dan Flavin and runs through September 19, 2015. Image © Judd Foundation; Photo credit: Maris Hutchinson, EPW Studio; Judd Foundation Archive; Flavin artwork © 2015 Stephen Flavin/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; courtesy David Zwirner, New York/London; Licensed by VAGA

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The Gaboon-plywood walls flow through into the bathroom without a door to get in the way.

Lucky Diaz spent three and a half months on this project, working all hours to get it done. “It was worth it,” he says. “To have Ella grow up in an original space is a gift that is beyond measure.”

The kitchen, which gets light from three sides, welcomes guests into the house.

This stairway gets a very on-trend arch treatment.

The main living area. The home is flanked on the east by a precipitous mountain range named The Remarkables. In summer, the weather gets hot enough for the family to go swimming and boating.

Here, an architect and client get into the nitty gritty.

The hip streetwear of BAPE gets an equally cool architectural treatment in this 2008 Tokyo shop.

Here we get a spiraling view of Toyo Ito and Arup's Serpentine Gallery in London.

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The girls’ narrow bedroom gets natural light from a single window. White paint and furniture (accented with Marimekko print linens) keep the space feeling bright.

A cozy breakfast nook at the front of the house gets a glimmer of soft morning light.

Practice good hygiene (and get a mini spa treatment in the process) with these luxurious liquid hand soaps.

The living room, dining room, and kitchen are connected via one open artery that runs through the main floor, which makes the place ideal for parties and get-togethers.

The terrace is a favorite gathering place. The house is positioned facing south to get the most sun exposure.