This home was inspired by classic country farm houses scattered throughout Western North Carolina. Mixed materials provide unique and interesting exterior and interior spaces. The lot is tucked up behind Taylor Ranch just outside Asheville. The architecture and interiors were done by us and perfectly reflect the home owners vision for their home.

Pineview Place has a striking blend of exterior finishes combining rustic stone facades with contrasting paint. Textured architectural shingles coexist with metal roof dormers and custom brackets.

This home was designed with a disciplined approach to the details. The home features transition spaces that open to the outside and both the architecture and interiors harmoniously connect.

Details woven into the home include a hidden cabinetry pantry, marble herringbone flooring, hidden lofts in three bedrooms upstairs, mahogany garage doors, custom wooden accent in ceiling above the dining space, marble kitchen countertops with mitered edges on the island, wainscoting throughout staircase, secret room hidden by the bookcase and a recreation suite with gym and arcade room.

This home is tucked in at the base of Kenmure Country Club, in a development named Berwick Downs. This residence was designed from the inside out with tremendous thought and planning for both the architecture and interior spaces and finishes. It benefits from beautiful fairways and mountain valley views. It pays homage to its location with a series of gables emulating the mountain ridge and mixed materials both from nature and those manmade.

While the exterior has a repetition of gable angles and color tones, there is variation in stone work and stucco. A rich navy color adorns the entry door and shutters that makes a subtle statement and pulls common blue tones from the stone work. Viewing the home from various angles reveals the attention to detail around every corner.

Upon entering the home there are instant views into the fairways and natural light coming in from all angles. Splendid, functional cabinetry is utilized throughout. This design adds a sophistication to everyday form and function that looks beautiful, but also adds ease to everyday living.

Inspired by the beautiful ranches of Colorado, this sprawling lodge sits on a ridge near the top of Bearwallow Mountain in Grand Highlands.

Stone and wood materials and colors integrate this home into its natural environment and help create a harmonious balance between the structure and the landscape.

Bearwallow Mountain juts up, out of the far northeastern corner of Henderson County, NC. This particular lot is defined by expansive views, seen from virtually every corner in the house. This home is castle-like and inspired by French-designed country estates. It boasts a massive amount of stone and is unique among it’s neighbors.

Bearwallow Mountain juts up, out of the far northeastern corner of Henderson County, NC. It is defined by expansive views, seen from virtually every corner in the house. There is a beautiful mix of materials like stone, timbers, and glass that wrap the spaces in a warmly lit and inviting series of rooms.

This home is nestled up at the summit of Pinnacle Mountain in Blue Moon at Pinnacle Peak. It is a sprawling two-level mountain home with a carriage house. There is an impressive entry and priceless views of Hendersonville, Fletcher and Asheville.

This home, the Comfortable Transitional, is very much a classic with some contemporary twists. It sprawls across a notch in the land and makes great use of the property.

There is an homage to the Craftsman style with the front porch and repetition of grids and geometric beam work. It’s has a timeless style and blends form and function nicely.

Stained cherry wood is throughout, along with the floor and cabinetry. The exterior and interior designs are straight forward and have a certain coziness that makes its indoor and outdoor spaces naturally comfortable.

The Laurel Park Panorama is a relatively well-known home that sits on the edge of a mountain overlooking Hendersonville, NC. It had eccentric wood choices and various challenges to over come with the previous construction.

We leveraged some of these challenges to accentuate the contrast of materials. Virtually every surface was refreshed, restored or updated. 

The combination of finishes, materials and lighting selections really makes this mountain top home a true gem. 

This home was vacant for several years and was purchased with resale in mind. A second floor was added and the entire exterior and interior spaces were redesigned with form and function in mind for the next homeowners. Craftsman touches were added and interior spaces were opened up along with a relocation of the kitchen and two additional bedrooms and baths were added in the new second floor.

This project started as an outdated, detached condo in Kenmure Country Club. The owners live elsewhere but wanted to renovate in preparation for retirement. The floor plan was opened up so the kitchen, dining and living spaces could be connected for entertaining and family time. Every surface was updated including wire-brushing the oak floors to look hand scraped.

This client utilized all of our services including architecture, interior design and project management.

This Ridgeline Retreat rests atop a gorgeous ridge on Bearwallow Mountain in Grand Highlands. It has a sprawling open floor plan designed with entertaining and relaxing in mind. There is a marriage of architecture and interiors - inspired by the surrounding mountains with a focus on utilizing natural materials and warm colors that surround the spaces inside and out. The orientation of the structure and windows emphasize massive mountain views and blue skies.   

Natural materials help integrate this home into its surroundings with large timbers, stone facades, wood covered ceilings and floors, and poplar bark siding wrapping exterior walls.  A large hand-made iron door welcomes you in and is bookended by a multipoint sliding door that opens up to frame the mountain views. There is a giant native stone fireplace reflective of the natural stone piles found in the mountains and valleys in this area.

Form meets function in the kitchen where there are double appliances and a generous walk-in pantry to accommodate gatherings. Knotty alder cabinets surround hand scraped Acacia flooring. The master suite reflects the use of natural materials throughout the house with a fireplace as well. This home coexists nicely with its external environment. The interior spaces pull the outside in and at every turn there is another view to behold.

Working with our client, we purposefully and gently renovated all the interior spaces and some exterior spaces to reflect their design aesthetic. This project started as an outdated, detached condo in Champion Hills Country Club. The owners were active in the process and the relationship has spanned many years. Every surface has been updated including the design of all the interior spaces, furniture, accessories and finishes.

This client utilized all of our services including architecture, interior design and general contracting with our sister company, The Prudent Home.

The home has amazing finishes, tons of original art work and beautiful transitional spaces into the outside.

This home is tucked in a beautiful wooded lot nestled in the landscape along a rolling fairway. We worked with the homeowner to update guest spaces and leverage existing unfinished areas for entertaining.

The showcase element is a custom oak wine cellar that houses a serious wine collection and a vintage stained-glass window. The cellar is connected to a new state-of-the-art theatre room.

The spaces are fresh and light and draw natural elements and sunlight in. The spaces are wrapped in natural stone, granite, and rock.

This craftsman home is located in Historic Druid Hills and is packed full of character and grace. We worked with our client to preserve its spirit while blending in mid-century and transitional details.

The materials vary from custom marble floors, to hand painted tiles out of Charleston, to gold fixtures and reclaimed doors. There is something seamless about this renovation that makes it feel fresh and bright while still feeling familiar and original. We utilized a garage addition to give them a new master ensuite and large walk-in closet.