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Collection by Chelsea Ingram

862 deck off of closet

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The front porch reflects the home’s primary material palette of concrete, steel, aluminum, and cross-laminated timber. The house is so aesthetically consistent that before driving into the garage for the first time, Barry’s wife, Kathy, hesitated. “It felt like I was driving into the living room,” she says. The couple’s son, Crews, sits on a swing from Organic Swings. The table and seat are from the Maya Lin Stones Collection for Knoll. Sliding aluminum mesh panels control light and privacy and reduce solar gain.
The front porch reflects the home’s primary material palette of concrete, steel, aluminum, and cross-laminated timber. The house is so aesthetically consistent that before driving into the garage for the first time, Barry’s wife, Kathy, hesitated. “It felt like I was driving into the living room,” she says. The couple’s son, Crews, sits on a swing from Organic Swings. The table and seat are from the Maya Lin Stones Collection for Knoll. Sliding aluminum mesh panels control light and privacy and reduce solar gain.
Weather-resistant and water-tight, the Marvin Ultimate Swinging door holds up to the harsh coastal climate. “I know that if we’re using Marvin windows and doors, they won’t leak or have problems down the line, which gives us and the homeowner peace of mind,” says Oursler.
Weather-resistant and water-tight, the Marvin Ultimate Swinging door holds up to the harsh coastal climate. “I know that if we’re using Marvin windows and doors, they won’t leak or have problems down the line, which gives us and the homeowner peace of mind,” says Oursler.
Warwas created a second-floor roof deck in the void left by the TK.
Warwas created a second-floor roof deck in the void left by the TK.