From the stained-glass windows that softly color living spaces to the intricate carvings culled from the church's nave, the residences at The Sanctuary are unique both collectively and individually. Designers and artists sculpted interior spaces that highlight volume, light and textures, incorporating 21st Century convenience into the century-old architecture.

Each of the residences enjoys its own exterior entry—many through the church's original grand double doors—as well as a shared entrance that opens up into the interior atrium with domed, stained-glass ceiling. To further connect homeowners to the community, each home includes an interior balcony overlooking the atrium, and many also enjoy private open-air terraces with neighborhood, cityscape, mountain or water views.

Home finishes
· Adaptive reuse of vintage materials, including handcrafted woodwork, exposed brick and polished marble
· Traditional or Japanese soaking tubs with ceiling-mount bath fillers in master baths
· Metalwork by local artists
· Repurpose lumber, doors, marble and brick from the original church interior
· Stained wood doors

Kitchen
· Ranges are Wolf and Bertazzoni
· Refrigerators are Liebherr
· Dishwashers are Asko
· Marble or honed stainless steel kitchen countertops
· Cabinets are custom made by local cabinet shop using all real plywood and environmentally friendly finishes

Plumbing fixtures
· Kohler
· Hansgrohe
· LaCava
· Durovit