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The floor is oak, and they played around to create a custom finish in a matte medium gray-brown that would complement the home’s furnishings and the reclaimed wood of the ceiling beams. The fireplace facade is ceramic tiles from SpecCeramics that are rough cut for an undulating texture and are designed for an easy locking installation. An oversized image of the horizon creates the illusion of a sweeping view between two sunny windows. The communal dining table, 1950s Eames chairs, stools and bench are an eclectic mix. The table and chairs came from Kalmbach’s furniture store, and the bench came from the owners’ friend Jonathan Rachman. The stools were found at 14 Feet in Healdsburg, CA, and the chandeliers are Robert Abbey.Throughout the home, the owners wanted a mostly neutral palette, which allows the colors of Owen’s artwork to stand out. Asked about numerous appearances of animal hides and faux fur in the home, Triggs explains, “When you have to stay with neutral palette, the next idea is texture. They are not the kind of people who like a lot of color, so the best way to deal with that is to add lots of textures. Another way we did that was with a tile that looks like horsehair on the floor and in the shower of the master bathroom.” That tile is also from SpecCeramics.The painting of the woman at left is by Mill Valley, CA, artist Erik Zener.A kitchen with a small footprint feels open and free-flowing thanks to the removal of the wall at right. A large post marks where the wall used to be. Beyond the frame of this picture at left is a hallway, into which they extended some kitchen functionality with the addition of a pantry.The master bedroom is right off the main living area. “To make the entrance more dramatic, we installed new sliding barn doors,” Triggs says. “We painted them white to make it more contemporary.” Asked whether the didgeridoo in the corner is played by one of the owners, Triggs lightheartedly replied, “Probably,” noting that the family is very into playing games and other methods of entertaining themselves. More rich textures show up in the decorative pillows atop the bed, the sherpa throw and a plush rug at the foot of the bed.

This boy’s bedroom mixes vintage, modern, playful and stylish themes. The colorful lockers came from Kalmbach’s store; the surfboard is actually a creative take on a growth chart. The clean, simple bedding is from Dwell. Overhead, models built by the room’s inhabitant add sci-fi-inspired character.