Adding the elevator—without compromising the classic Tudor interior details—was a challenge. The consuming footprint of a traditional residential elevator simply wouldn’t do. Instead, a pneumatic vacuum elevator, which relies on air instead of cables or pistons, creates easy access to the home’s different floors.

A tidy little desk even sneaks under a window for a convenient computer workstation.

A sculptural soaking tub beckons at the end of the hallway into the suite’s luxurious bathroom. Large porcelain tiles flow throughout the space, with radiant heat beneath to create an efficient warming solution for the once drafty attic.

The striking tub, with floor-mounted filler and integral hand spray, floats in the entry as a relaxing refuge. A nearby chrome grab bar assists with bathing, while a full-length standing mirror rotates to provide panoramic viewing.

The adjacent glass shower nearly vanishes in the space. Its narrow, flush linear drain ensures ease of entry for years to come. A thermostatic rain showerhead with hand spray completes the spa-like experience, while the accessible-height pine vanity provides ample storage. A skylight punched overhead floods the room with abundant natural light.

A lofty rain shower fixture, paired with thermostatic hand spray, promises a spa-worthy experience. Sliding glass doors comfortably conserve space, while a hinged internal shower door lets in natural light while discretely protecting the historic wooden window behind. Precise linear drainage leads water away, enhancing the cohesive, clean look. The final product: a peaceful, yet orderly respite for our clients to savor for many years to come.

Large-format porcelain tile envelops the entire powder room, upping its neutral, organic appeal. A simple mirrored medicine cabinet hangs above the slender, floating basin creating a minimal, yet sophisticated look, while a modest bamboo towel holder beneath provides a simple storage solution.