ARCHITECTURE

Listening to the land first. Before the walls rise, the home exists as a site response, a synthesis of topography, ancient sun paths, and a desired pattern of living.

THE GENTLE GROUND

ARCHITECTURE | INTERIORS | CURATION

Before the interiors, before the curation, there is the site. Legacy Grove begins at the root: allowing the land and architectural framework to shape how life will unfold.

LEGACY GROVE

ARCHITECTURE | INTERIORS | CURATION

A new beginning is drawn in the land and the house emerges from its roots. Here nothing is overlooked or in excess.

EVERHOME

ARCHITECTURE | INTERIORS

A generated image of a modern home called the passive house with large glass entrance and glass windows wrapping the side.

A sanctuary for living in harmony with the environment. Passive house strategies calibrate the interior for comfort and efficiency, while expansive connections to the outdoors offer a constant invitation to engage with the elements through every season.

THE PASSIVE HOUSE

ARCHITECTURE | INTERIORS

A sketch of two buildings nestled near each other, called the field house.

A field of grass leads the design of a home founded on the love of a simple life. Apertures reveal and connect the interior life to the stillness of the field beyond.

THE FIELD HOUSE

ARCHITECTURE | INTERIORS

A modern farmhouse with horizontal charcoal cladding and a black roof.

A home built on the foundation of the house that came before it, is grounded in it’s historic neighborhood while reaching for the sky.

THE CURATED COTTAGE

ARCHITECTURE | INTERIORS

A picture of a mid-century modern home with slanted roofs and rich brown siding. The view of the house is from the lower garden nestled in the woods during fall. There are two trees near the house with a hammock attached on a back deck.

A historic Mid Century Modern home gets an update in the form of an expansive outdoor deck cascading from the sunroom to the verdant landscape beyond.

THE TREEHOUSE

ARCHITECTURE

The view of a home from the inner garden with a tree and a fountain and soft grasses around it. This image is a computer generated image.

The elements of nature are a healing opportunity for a family in Winston-Salem. The house, built in the 1950 sits by a manmade lake. The water’s edge reflecting the light and setting the stage for a life lived in unison with the environment.

THE NATURALIST

ARCHITECTURE | INTERIORS | FURNISHINGS | STYLING

THE FIELD HOUSE

A field of grass leads the design of a home founded on the love of a simple life. Apertures reveal and connect the interior life to the stillness of the field beyond.

ARCHITECTURE | INTERIORS

“The house shelters day-dreaming, the house protects the dreamer, the house allows one to dream in peace”
— Gaston Bachelard