Galleries

Although the residence sits in a suburban lot bound by two roads, a sense of privacy prevails. Walker Architects designed the structure and curved driveway to retain an abundance of mature trees, and much of the street is screened by plant life.

The large kitchen island is more than a dining and food prep area: it’s also the locus for family gatherings and parties—and has even served as an impromptu dance floor. The tray ceiling helps delineate the kitchen space and provides continuity with the rest of the home.

Stunning vistas surround the porch, whose openings accommodate both windows and screens. The JANUS et Cie seating is oriented around a two-sided fireplace that also services the dining room.

A permeable path leads to the window-lined pavilion joining the home’s two halves; a fieldstone wall divides the walkway from a rain garden fed by stormwater runoff.
You must be logged in to post a comment.