An interesting use of glass is the lightwell that wraps around the interior staircase and is created by glass walls, the fireplace, and a recycled barn wood wall.

The staircase treads are constructed of steel, and the stamps on the treads are labels from the steel factory where they were sourced.

The fireplace is clad in board-formed concrete, giving the surface a woodgrain appearance. The firebox is a Rumford fireplace with wood stacked in a “teepee arrangement.”

Brilliantly, the large kitchen skylight is actually four lights arranged together. The nearby living room has eight skylights pulled together, with solar shades.

The dining room table was custom made by local artist Daniel Marinelli using pressed maple plywood with coordinating custom steel legs and benches.

The walls covered with painted plywood, added a cushioned floor, and created a climbing gym.”

Storage area for recreational equipment as the homeowners are outdoor enthusiasts. There’s a work bench to do projects or repair equipment, and the garage-style door allows the family to ride the bikes directly from inside to outside.