Homes we’ve composed.

A 1960s post-and-beam buried under beige, reopened to the trees and rebuilt around plaster, oak, and a single oxblood thread.

A chopped-up hillside box, walls removed and views recovered, finished in olive, oak, and aged brass.

A small 1920s craftsman near the canals, made to feel generous through restraint, texture, and one honest material at a time.

A hard-edged industrial loft softened into a home — concrete kept, warmth layered, oxblood used like punctuation.

A landmark Greene-and-Greene-era craftsman, restored with reverence and brought gently into the present.

A remote-design weekend house above Point Dume — planned by the studio, installed by the clients, finished with a styling visit.