Upstairs, the monochromatic sandy-hued primary suite is meant to recall the subterranean villages in Dune. “We leaned into this feeling of hidden underground caverns through the use of the limewash and stone in the adjoining bath,” notes Lin. The bath is divided into two sections, both featuring travertine: a vanity and toilet room on one side and a tub and shower area on the other. The walls are treated with the same limewash and a coordinating waterproof plaster, tadelakt, in the shower area.
A botanical wallpaper from Little Greene lends a calming presence to a guest room. The ceiling fixture is from Ay Illuminate, and the bed is from Ellison Studios.
Yoshihiro Makino
Flanking the guest room’s vanity area are custom-milled cabinets featuring a CNC-cutting pattern that mirrors the botanical wallpaper.
Yoshihiro Makino
Meanwhile, another bedroom is equally as cozy, yet it offers a completely different experience. Lin employed an Art Nouveau language to translate the couple’s desire for a “new Earth” concept into a sumptuous guest suite with rich textures, warm tones, and a nod to nature in the form of a botanical wallpaper from Little Greene.