Throughout the interior, smooth, streamlined surfaces, free-flowing angles and curves and a minimalist mix of contemporary furnishings give the house an open, yet surprisingly cozy atmosphere. Abry executed the dramatic semi-circular staircase that follows the curve of the foyer's concave wall. At the top of the stairs, Marrero conceptualized the row of windows to provide views of trains silently gliding by. Glossy granite counter tops, ebonized floors and black leather furnishings pose a striking contrast to the kitchen's seamless walls of light-grained fir. Formal dining rooms don't get used today.
People tend to congregate in the kitchen.
Above the living room, black metal beams extend from a cathedral ceiling sheathed in corrugated tin, recreating the look of an industrial space adapted to residential loft living. A terrace off the kitchen that receives morning sun is used for evening activities like barbecuing, while another off the dining room serves as a shaded morning spot. Inset into the rear wall of windows in the living room is a fireplace bordered with stainless steel. The adjoining master bath is outfitted with a large multiple-head shower, a bathtub that overlooks a private backyard, sleek wooden counters and a large, striped ottoman in the center of the room. Argentinean tiles found by Marrero are mixed with more light-grained wood to continue the use of dark and warm tones found upstairs.