10/01/2026
The first time you see this home, you see the transformation.
The second time, you start to notice everything else.
The lines. The transitions. The way materials meet. The moments that could easily have been ordinary, but weren’t.
Look closer and you’ll see the thought carried throughout this project — in the woodwork, the tile patterns, the cabinetry, the hardware and the finishes chosen to complement the character of this century-old home.
Some elements were made to catch your eye. Others were meant to quietly belong, as though they had always been part of the house.
That balance between old and new was carried through every room, creating a home that feels collected rather than recreated.
The transformation gets your attention.
It’s everything you notice after that that tells the rest of the story.
