The house moves between old and new very naturally. Original architecture still frames the experience: the proportions, the windows, the feeling of enclosure Tudor homes do especially well, while the interiors lean more refined. The living room is understated in the best way: A fluted fireplace, light streaming through street-facing windows, and nothing competing for attention. The kitchen is slightly more expressive: Calacatta Viola runs throughout, adding just enough contrast against the otherwise restrained palette. It opens directly onto a rear deck. The den carries that same atmosphere, centered around a second stone fireplace before opening outward again to the garden.