Originally built in 1940 in the Tudor Revival style, this Atwater Village residence was reimagined through a complete interior transformation while preserving its distinctive architectural character. The renovation introduced greater openness, natural light, and spatial continuity by removing interior partitions and extending the rear of the house to strengthen its connection to the garden. The former attic was transformed into a serene primary suite with a private terrace overlooking the landscape. Materiality plays a defining role throughout the project: walnut-clad ceilings and stair detailing bring warmth and depth, while polished concrete, marble, stainless steel, and custom millwork establish a refined contemporary language. A sculptural steel staircase anchors the open-plan composition, becoming both the architectural centerpiece and the visual link between the home's original character and its contemporary transformation.