An architectural gem, brought back to life.

This house was an architectural standout hidden beneath years of outdated choices. It just needed the right people to understand how to love it back to life.

Original materials, some nearly 30 years old, were restored, refreshed, and reimagined. Where needed, we introduced natural stone and warm wood to better connect the home to its rugged, built-into-the-landscape setting.

We embraced the uniqueness of the house, and problem-solved for irregular lines and angles.

Every space, inside and out, has been turned into something intentional and inviting rather than trying to force symmetry. A prime example is a delipidated tennis court amidst dense trees and rocks that we turned into a raised bed garden.

Deeply personal elements are layered throughout. Handmade pottery. Collected objects. Artwork from friends and family. We have created a home that feels lived in, not styled.

This is a home that holds life: gatherings, celebrations, pets, plants, cooking, work and the everyday moments that make a house feel truly loved.