“The kitchen, dining, and living areas flow together as one open space.”

“A custom sectional in performance fabric anchors the living area, but my favorite pieces are the custom barrel armchairs in a checkered pattern by Mokum. They’re neutral enough to sit quietly with the stone, with just enough personality to make you smile. Even though the palette is light, we chose performance fabrics so this young family can truly live in the space without worrying about wear and tear.”

The walls throughout the home are All White by Farrow & Ball.

“The dining table is by Maiden Home, surrounded by Four Hands chairs with performance fabric seats and leather backs for added texture.”

“The new kitchen extends out toward the water and opens to a wall of glass facing the ocean. Custom white oak cabinetry pairs with Taj Mahal quartzite counters, and the slab continues up the backsplash to a shelf. Above it, vertical zellige from Zia Tile in Casablanca climbs all the way to the ceiling. Large Visual Comfort pendants hang over the island, generous in scale but never in the way of the view, and sconces from Blueprint Lighting flank the plastered hood.”

“The bedroom has sweeping ocean views you can take in right from the bed. We kept the room neutral and serene, with soft pops of sage green, so the ocean remains the focus.”

“”In the bath, a floor-to-ceiling window behind the tub frames the garden and makes the whole room feel like a retreat. We designed a rectangle-and-square pattern in Carrara marble for the floor, repeated Carrara marble on the vanity top, and finished the shower in zellige from Zia Tile in Pure White. A custom chandelier hangs over the tub, and the custom white oak vanity is paired with custom white oak framed mirrors and custom sconces.”

“This room is especially meaningful, because their daughter arrived just as the house was finishing up. It’s done in soft pink and mint, with a beautiful wallpaper print by Rebecca Atwood and a custom artwork piece by Meghan Cochran that holds sentimental meaning for the family.”

“The two young boys share a room, so we pulled in the blues of the ocean and layered in playful patterns and a cozy rug. Custom beds in a blue linen, fun pillow fabrics, a shared desk, and a custom built-in closet give each of them their own side of the room.”

“Shared by all three kids, this bathroom was designed to be gender-neutral, with a playful streak. A checkered floor of marble and tumbled limestone sets the tone, and the shower brings in the blues of the ocean with square zellige from Tiles of Ezra in Duck Egg Blue. We wanted a sink big enough for all the kids to use at once, so we designed a large integrated trough sink fabricated from Caesarstone in Fresh Concrete.”

“The butler’s pantry is the kitchen’s hardworking partner, and it gets its own ocean view. Here we shifted the palette, pairing Sky White quartzite with cabinetry painted in Farrow & Ball Ammonite to contrast with the warm wood tones of the kitchen. Open shelving keeps dry food storage, mugs, and glassware within easy reach, along with an ice maker and a wine fridge. One of my favorite details is the smaller cabinets set at kid height and stocked with snacks, so the kids can help themselves.”

“With a partial ocean view, the playroom has become a favorite place for the whole family to hang out. The boys practice piano here, and there’s a TV, games, and plenty of room to lounge. A checkered Loloi rug keeps the mood playful, and the chaise sectional is in performance fabric, ready for everyday family life.”

“For the countertop, we used remnants of the kitchen’s Taj Mahal quartzite, a quiet thread that connects the two spaces. Alabaster sconces from Visual Comfort cast a soft glow, and porcelain tile runs up the back wall in a vertical pattern and continues into the shower. A mosaic tile covers the shower floor, tumbled limestone covers the main floor, and a custom white oak vanity completes the room.”