Projects
Most of what we do happens before construction — reading a site, testing an idea, right-sizing a scope. Some of it happens with tools in hand. Each project here began with a family, a piece of land or an existing house, and a question worth answering carefully.
Conceptual Design & Consulting
A strong horizontal roofline gives this home a grounded relationship with the landscape. Generous overhangs provide shade and weather protection while creating sheltered outdoor living space. Expansive windows bring natural light deep into the interior and open the home toward the surrounding views. Wood, metal, and stone create a durable mountain modern palette that feels warm, practical, and connected to the land.
Remodeling Consultation
This elevated deck extends the living space outward while preserving an open feeling beneath and around the structure. The design emphasizes clear sightlines, strong structural geometry, and a natural transition between the home and the landscape. Simple detailing allows the view and the craftsmanship to remain the focus.
Pre-Construction Planning
Exposed timber beams establish the rhythm and character of this great room. The open volume creates a sense of spaciousness while natural wood brings warmth and human scale. Large windows draw daylight into the room and strengthen the visual connection between the interior and the mountain setting. The materials work together to create a space that feels substantial, comfortable, and enduring.
Building Science Consulting
This home reflects a practical approach to climate responsive design. The simple building form, thoughtful orientation, protected openings, and durable exterior materials support comfort and long term performance. The design considers sunlight, weather, drainage, energy use, and the home's relationship with the surrounding land as parts of one connected system.
Remodeling Consultation & Build
The kitchen design focuses on circulation, useful work zones, storage, lighting, and comfortable daily movement. Cabinetry, surfaces, fixtures, and finishes are coordinated to create visual continuity without sacrificing function. The result demonstrates how thoughtful planning can make an existing footprint feel more open, useful, and settled.
Specialty Decorative Finishes
An example of hand-applied wall finish, shown to illustrate what the technique can do. Fine skip trowel texture creates depth through subtle variation in surface, tone, and movement, so light travels differently across the wall through the day. The finish stays quiet enough to sit with timber, stone, and daylight rather than compete with them.
Kitchen & Bath Remodeling with Specialty Finishes
The bronze inspired finish gives this bathroom warmth, dimension, and a quiet glow. Carefully coordinated surfaces, fixtures, lighting, and cabinetry create a unified composition within a compact space. The hand finished walls respond to changing light and turn a practical room into a more atmospheric experience.
