The living room features a fireplace clad in natural quartzite.
A multi-globe chandelier anchors the room and references the 1960s era of the house.

A Poggenpohl kitchen system features aluminum backsplash and integrated appliances, including a refrigerator concealed at right.

The upper cabinets and backsplash extend the line of an existing kitchen window.

Floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall windows and glass sliding door afford total connection to the garden.

Consistent wood finishes extend from the kitchen to the reading nook, establishing visual connectivity between rooms.

The powder room features a wall-mounted faucet, recessed vessel sink, and a light cove for soft accent lighting.
A natural marble slab countertop features the entire room’s color palette in its veining.

The family room features a custom media wall. The recessed light walnut panel holds a flat TV screen flanked by hidden speakers.

Wall-mounted cabinetry and toilet keep the bathroom floor area free and create a spacious feel.
Nublano Silver marble tile highlights the niche.

The third floor master suite features a custom light walnut headboard wall that screens a generous
walk-through his-and-hers dressing closet.

Integrated LED reading lights are mounted in a niche in the headboard wall.
A pocket door provides visual connection to the adjacent skylit master bath.

A glass fin wall separates the thick quartz surface of the master bathroom's double vanity from the shower.
Nublano Silver marble tile accents the vanity area.

The matte glass mosaic and brown linear-striped porcelain tile of the spacious shower are illuminated by a skylight.
The curbless shower includes a linear floor drain and geometric shower fittings.

Another skylight illuminates the third floor hall bathroom and its subtle gray and brown tile.

The third floor bath features a generous six-foot soaking tub with both an overhead rain shower head and hand shower wand.

The renovation restored the indoor-outdoor connection established by Pei in his original design.