Rather than break up the home’s expansive view—which encompasses three sides of the tower, with walls of windows overlooking the north, south and east—the couple took design cues from Japanese teahouses and moved the living spaces to the center. They’re joined by a long corridor that runs along the entire east side of the building, from the great room on the south end to the playroom and master bedroom to the north. Sliding shoji-style doors line the hallway and give privacy to the two kids’ rooms and the den. The herringbone floors are dark-stained cork.

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