This side of the hall features 18" deep built in cabinetry, and a bedroom doorway that was pulled out 18" as well (the original width of the hall was 5', and was the home's former bathroom). The cabinetry provides ample storage for children's toys, games, books, and linens, and maximizes use of...

The dining area, as with the rest of this home, maximizes every inch of space. Empty space behind a wall was cut out and replaced with built-in knick knack shelves. A former wall (at the same plane as the visible right wall in the picture) was knocked down, and a bedroom was shortened by several...

The entry steps right into the dining area and living room, with the kitchen separated by a bar-top peninsula. Wall pegs on both walls keep bags and jackets off the ground, and a revolving shoe tree keeps shoes from littering the floor. A matching children's play kitchen sits beneath the bar-top.

View of the dining and living areas, from the kitchen. The brick fireplace was refaced with slate, and a mantle was built from repurposed, abandoned driftwood. Cool grey walls are warmed up with soft sheer curtains and children's toys, and balanced with sleek gallery lighting and low seating. ...

A tiny bedroom (10'x10.5') was pushed to its limit to comfortably room two sisters. From this perspective, a creative dress up area is visible on either side of the mahogany entry door with hooks and a mirror; butterflies dance above.

A tiny bedroom (10'x10.5') was pushed to its limit to comfortably room two sisters. The baby's crib is on one side, with a flower mobile above. A glider, beneath the girly chandelier, divides the room. Windows are dressed with blackout accordion shades and romantic, sheer lace curtains.

This den is only about 10'x13' in size, but with a ceiling that gently vaults from 9'-10', and soothing tones of cool grey and glossy white (trim, ceiling, and media cabinetry), the room feels much more spacious. The media cabinetry stretches one wall, and accommodates ample storage for dvds,...