Home Tours

Sitting atop the hills just outside of Hudson, NY, Twisted Ridge Mountain Retreat is a family home and guest house overlooking the Catskill Mountains and nearby wildlife habitats. The black cedar home creates an idyllic escape that focuses the family on nature at every turn.

Barbell House began with a desire for minimalism—in both form and finish. Designed while the homeowners were living in Zurich, the home brings Scandinavian influences to the woodlands of Long Island. Its efficient bar-shaped layout reduces material waste and cost, offering a modern, environmentally conscious take on American living.

Harbor Hideaway is an award-winning single-family residence in the centuries-old whaling village of Sag Harbor, NY. The property is situated in the center of a small peninsula and seemingly on one of the only lots in the quaint neighborhood without direct water views. However, by flipping the traditional orientation of the home and providing ample roof access, the two-story home becomes a stunning lookout.

Open Corner is a bright, modern farmhouse designed to embrace both the unique geometry of its lot and the natural path of the sun. An L-shaped rear layout opens the main living spaces to the surrounding landscape, allowing light and views to fill the home throughout the day. A simple palette and soft interior finishes creates a cohesive flow between the architecture and interiors. The home’s striking design and abundant natural light ultimately made it the primary set location for a major motion picture—earning a spot among Netflix’s top 10 films.

A Hamptons home on a picturesque property wasn’t taking advantage of the available sightlines toward the oceanfront. With a series of deliberate architectural gestures, we were able to shift the views back to the water without disturbing much of the existing residence. The result is a visually cohesive renovation that provides the homeowner with a greater connection to nature.

Infinity House is a ground-up family retreat on the Intracoastal Waterway in Boca Raton, FL. Divided into five zones, the layout creates privacy and comfort for the large family and their many rotating guests. A shaded front yard offers privacy from the street, while the rear opens fully to the water. A cantilevered shell provides both solar protection and covered outdoor living—perfect for the Florida climate.

Nestled among the orchards and wineries of Southampton, this new single-family residence in Water Mill, NY, combines deliberate modern design functionality with classic farmhouse forms that are familiar to the local vernacular. The home is designed to provide ample interior space without compromising on natural light, views or connection with nature.

A densely wooded property surrounds this East Hampton modern pool cabana, providing the family and their guests with ample space to relax and entertain in the outdoors. The minimal structure was designed for a quick tilt-up construction and houses a bathroom, storage, outdoor bar and seating areas.

Just 40 minutes by train, the small beach town of Long Beach, NY is a paradise for surfers who work in NYC. So, for two passionate surfers looking for their next home it was high on their wishlist to see the waves break from the comfort of their own home. This contemporary, coastal beach house not only maximizes the prime ocean views, but also addresses the environmental concerns of the local flood zone and sustainably addresses New York's ever-changing seasons.