Where modern design meets the quiet of open land.
Warm ambient light and minimal architectural forms, set far enough out that the city stops arriving with you.
A town house that stopped pretending it was a barn
Walnut panelling and a coffered walnut ceiling, cove-lit at the perimeter; steel casements, cowhide and zebra-print rugs, oxblood velvet, brass, honed grey marble in the wet rooms. A townhouse palette used on farmland — the house does not pretend to be rustic because it is surrounded by fields.
PULL QUOTE: A town house that stopped pretending it was a barn
We accept a limited number of projects a year. If you are considering a house you will live in for the next twenty years, we would like to meet you.
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