Past in Present, an Art Deco- and colonial-style home

The bay window was designed so the couple's elderly parents could enjoy this soothing view from indoors.

The bay window (originally a veranda that was part of the carpark) and wall lamps were in the house before the homeowners moved in.

The homeowner said she was attracted to Museum Homes' steelwork, so Alex included a steel-framed glass door in the kitchen and full-length windows in the design.

Brass handles are quintessential to the Art Deco style.

The spacious bathroom features a bench and a large entrance. It was designed with the elderly occupants in mind.

The powder room, situated near the stiarcase, features the same black marble used for the customised dining table.

Winding staircases (there's one in the bedroom, too) and glass chandeliers add to the colonial-style atmosphere.

Both the foyer and master bathroom feature mosaic tiles that have been laid out in patterns designed by Museum Homes.

This wood-and-white bathroom is a world away from the dark and luxurious first floor, but the homeowners welcome the change in scenery.

The bedroom is kept simple with lighter wood hues and few furnishings.

The walk-in wardrobe, which features vintage handles and a barn door, separates the bathroom and bedroom.