Muirlands space.
Village life.

A long waterfall island seats four and faces the breakfast nook and living room, so whoever’s cooking stays part of the conversation. Calacatta Oro, white with soft gold veining, covers the counters, runs up the backsplash to the ceiling and down both ends of the island.

A Hammerton chandelier hangs over the island. Each glass gem was hand-blown, so no two match, and at night they glow warm against the stone. The appliances are Monogram, GE’s top line, and the refrigerator and freezer columns hide behind cabinet panels. A butler’s pantry keeps the microwave and the clutter out of sight.

Range

Monogram 48" dual-fuel professional

Refrigeration

Monogram refrigerator and freezer columns, with water dispenser

Stone

Calacatta Oro, counters to ceiling

Lighting

Hammerton hand-blown glass chandelier

Fixtures

Brizo faucets with filtered-water tap

Pantry

Butler’s pantry with microwave

The walk-in shower is lined floor to ceiling in book-matched slabs, mirrored so the veining meets in the middle, with almost no grout lines. A Brizo thermostatic system keeps the water at your temperature and runs a rain head, a handshower and three body sprays, each on its own control.

A freestanding soaking tub sits under an Art Deco chandelier of textured Italian glass. The double vanity has a seated makeup station, solid-brass sconces and a floral marble mosaic behind it. In the bedroom, an alabaster and brass chandelier hangs against grasscloth walls, French doors open to the garden, and the walk-in closet is fitted with custom built-ins.

Shower

Book-matched slabs, Brizo rain head and body sprays

Bath

Freestanding soaking tub

Vanity

Double Kallista sinks and makeup station

Lighting

Italian-glass chandelier, solid-brass sconces

Bedroom

Alabaster chandelier, French doors to garden

Closet

Large walk-in with custom built-ins

The entry and breakfast nook share a hand-set limestone floor. Blue-grey and warm ivory stone is laid in a classic European pattern and pinned with small dark diamonds. It’s the kind of floor you find in an old villa, not a new build.

The nook is where the day starts, with a navy banquette, morning light, and a sculptural concrete dome pendant by Suzanne Kasler between milk-glass sconces. At the front door, a pair of alabaster sconces glow like lanterns, each stone veined differently.

The living room keeps the open-beam ceiling that gives the house its character. The fireplace was rebuilt as a custom piece: a marble surround framed in black molding, set into a hand-applied plaster finish. A wall of French doors opens to the backyard, so on most days the room is half indoors, half out.

Wide-plank European oak runs throughout in soft grey, taupe and caramel tones. It’s laid over a sound-dampening underlayment, so the house stays quiet even with a full household. The bedrooms have new plush carpet and custom blinds from The Shade Store. Every bathroom is new, and the guest baths have oak vanities with Carrara marble tops.