Located in a combination of natural forest and mature landscaping, this 1928 cottage had gone through several additions over the years. With this iteration, the cottage’s original rooms and façade were to remain intact, while the rest of the house was renovated and updated. Each new room takes advantage of the natural setting in a distinct way. The living room, for example, reaches out to a stand of cedars, taking on the character of a tree house. The interiors of the past additions have been completely updated to match the new areas, creating a unified feel for all of the family spaces.