Shelves

Every Pod comes with a covered veranda

Classic mid-century furniture like the Eames lounge chair in Cohen’s bedroom populate the home, a nod to his long life in architecture.

A small home office, also overlooking the pool and patio, was built just beyond the kitchen, with the same Villa Lagoon concrete tile flooring. The custom desk is paired with a vintage Kartell red Chair and a Ferm Living Ark dining chair.

Cork doesn’t absorb water, making it well suited for the backsplash in the bathroom.

A built-in shelf blends with the CLT wood panels used to create the walls.

The new dining room, at the clients' request, was kept distinct from the kitchen just behind it, which also provided room for additional shelving. Architect Michael Howells co-designed the rug.

A 12-foot-wide sliding pocket wall opens the living/dining area to a spacious terrace.

Wooden accents continue into each of the four bedrooms, presenting natural warmth and texture to both complement and contrast the architectural concrete construction.

Inside the carriage house, a palette of Vermont ash wood, granite, and glass is straightforward and streamlined. Complex carpentry work throughout is reminiscent of the detailing seen in boatbuilding.

The cherry cabinetry throughout, including the kitchen island with the exposed corner, “echoes” the post-and-beam architecture, says Wang.

Josh and Natalie Pritchard’s residence in the woods of New Gloucester, Maine, consists of two parallel gable structures connected by a breezeway. The taller building is the home, and the shorter is a two-car garage with an in-law apartment. The Pritchard children call the wetlands behind the house “fairy land.”

The kitchen has Landslide pendants from Twenty One Tonnes and a curved concrete island.

Generous storage is key to an uncluttered look. Drawers for shoes tuck away under the raised mezzanine floor.

Ted Power and Honora Dunham’s home sits in an area with some light industrial and commercial buildings in Long Island City, New York. A wood-burning stove from MF Fire and a West Elm couch cozy up the living room.

The original A-frame now holds the main living areas, including the kitchen and living room. A stair leads to a lofted bedroom.

Wooden accents continue in the bedroom located upstairs.