With a front-row view of Mount Rushmore, this home called for a design that honored the rich heritage of the Black Hills. A modern Americana aesthetic struck the perfect balance—grounded in history, yet fresh and timeless.

Historic logging photos and vintage ski imagery—paying homage to the nearby ski resort that's been operating since 1950—add a nostalgic layer to this modern new build in Bethel, Maine.

This Denver duplex was nearly complete—the owner just needed a thoughtful eye to add the finishing touches to two distinct spaces: the cozy basement at The June and the inviting outdoor area at The James.

This furnished property provided a solid foundation—the goal was to elevate the space by thoughtfully reimagining the layout for better flow and comfort. By blending select new pieces with the existing furniture, a more cohesive, refined look was created.

This 1970s cabin in Glacier, Washington, just needed a little love to reclaim its original charm. By honoring its vintage character, it was transformed into the cozy, mountain retreat it was always meant to be.

Nestled on the edge of Lake Norman in North Carolina, this stunning lake house was designed to reflect its serene setting. A blend of natural textures and a playful mix of patterns brings warmth, personality, and a strong connection to the outdoors.