Inside a waterfront Maine home, conceived by artist Isamu Noguchi and architect Wallace K. Harrison for a scion of the Vanderbilt family

Sea Change, named after a line sung by the spirit Ariel in Shakespeare’s The Tempest, sits on a small peninsula jutting south from Northeast Harbor, a quiet village on the southern coast of Mount Desert Island.

Isamu Noguchi designed the white beechwood table to resemble a ship’s hill. Burned in a fire in the late 1990s, the piece was re-created by sculptor and woodworker Mark Loftus. The vintage 1940s chairs are by Charles and Ray Eames.

In the master bedroom, the walls are pecky cypress. The built-in cabinetry has the sleekly efficient look of an ocean liner, and the curved form of the desk reflects the shoreline beyond.

A home designed by Isamu Noguchi and Wallace K. Harrison on the Maine coast.

An indoor swimming pool was added in 1960.