The final design of this residence was a compromise of ideas from both husband and wife – one leaning toward Early American and the other French Country. We were able to take characteristics from both design styles to develop plans for this custom built home.

Siding color, cultured stone and the use of wood tones at doors, porch, and roof locations were all carefully decided upon to deliver a look that would exceed the owners’ expectations.

The interior incorporates a variety of woods. Silver maple, cherry, quarter sawn oak and rustic pine were all used to deliver the unique atmosphere the owners envisioned, yet keeping the flow of the overall house in harmony.

The home consists of six bedrooms in addition to a large master suite retreat area, a seven stall garage, exercise room, home theatre, expansive kitchen and a cathedralled great room that stretches to 29’ at the peak.
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This architecturally designed home required the rough framing to be as precise as the interior trim that it would support. The home was built on the only remaining lot in an older neighborhood. As stated by Laura miller, one of the architects for the project—“The plan is organized around a central light core and it’s “L” shaped stair, culminating in a clerestory at the third level, bringing light through to the first floor stair hall.”
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