Walk up to this house and the first thing you meet is an entrance door that refuses to look small. Slatted in oakwood from floor to ceiling, it folds into the wall around it so the whole entrance reads as one solid gesture rather than a door with a frame tacked on.
Step inside and the same confidence follows you through every room. A freestanding volume hides a door that vanishes into its own panel. In the bathroom, a unique wood panel turns a functional wall into the room's focal point.
Inside the dreamy laundry room, you’ll see a run of matching cabinetry that keeps a practical room looking as considered as anywhere else in the house.
The closet pairs wood frames with glass fronts so the clothes inside become part of the display. Floating consoles and cabinets throughout add to the effect, wood that seems to hover rather than sit.
Nothing here treats wood as a finishing touch. It's the material doing the actual work of the house, room after room.
