“I’ve always thought that homes should create comfort and peace, a serene environment outside our busy connected lives — that place where the heart is.”

“Like a finely tuned orchestra, the architects, builders, landscapers, and interior designers create a beautiful symphony.”

“Restraint in design is often thought of as a limitation, but I’ve found restraint frees the mind to more possibilities.”

“Like a finely tuned orchestra, the architects, builders, landscapers, and interior designers create a beautiful symphony.”

“Architecture is like writing a paper; once you have a thesis, you keep to that all the way through.”

“Incredible homes don’t just happen — they take enormous effort, collaboration, and trust.”

“Experience tells me that happy homeowners equal a happy project.”

“A house becomes a home when it easily transcends from entertaining showplace to a cherished place for quiet introspection and recharge — and back again.”

“Don’t overlook ‘quiet architecture,’ which integrates with the natural environment.”

“Clients receive annuitized value when their goals are understood and delivered with creative solutions of timeless designs for their unique project.”

“A sense of place and authenticity is what makes people want to spend time in a home.”

“The heightening of direct human experience and the framing of the complex circumstances of their situations are at the core of each project.”

“There must always be a sensitivity to preserving the local landscape when designing architecture in fragile environments.”

“The space you live in affects your daily life, so it needs to be thoroughly thoughtful.

“The design process is not a cladding of forms but rather having the material inform the development of the space.”

“A home’s flow determines whether or not a design works, for even the best details mean nothing if the spaces don’t work for those who live there.”

“Western culture encourages us to be nomadic and detached. Our work strives to provide an alternative.”

“Simplicity in architecture is not always consciously observed but rather felt as a sense of peace, calm, and rightness in a space.”

“Today, there is a great need for an architecture that not only invites us in but simultaneously takes us out into the vast and restorative qualities of nature.”

“Buildings that work amazingly well are the ones that reflect a deep sense of place and life pattern.”