Studio No. 33 was commissioned by returning clients to design this new build residence for a couple whose grown children and grandchildren gather often. The goal was a home that feels quiet day to day, yet opens up to host the extended family. The studio looked to mid-century design for inspiration, drawn to its calm, grounded sensibility, suited to a home meant to feel restful and lively in turn. That language carries through curved millwork, a sculptural staircase, and a tactile palette of white oak, Arabescato marble, and travertine, layered with ambient lighting in place of overheads.