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This renovated 1910 schoolhouse still has its original bell tower, hardwood floors, and chalkboard.

Blurring the lines of inside and outside

Sustainable strategies were reflected early in the planning stages of the residence. Instead of demolishing the original house, Malcolm Davis and the homeowners opted to carefully dismantle the home in order to salvage lumber and other materials, some of which were repurposed into the final home.

The home is nestled under a soaring oak grove, surrounded by native vegetation.

To pick a site for the buildings, Matt used his drone to scan the site and then Daybreak created a 3D model to test out options for placement.

Kitchen - After Renovation

Situated on .61 acres, the home boasts 137 feet of oceanfront with a marine path for direct access to the beach.

Landside Elevation

The couple raised the ceiling height in the main room of the bathroom, then lowered it in the shower to create a "jewel box

Emily detailed the kitchen to have more storage than before, thanks to custom cabinetry she designed, and which was fabricated and installed by J.V. The New Carpentry. The backsplash tile is 2x6 Zia Tile in 'Burnt Sugar.' The stove is a Thor electric range and the refrigerator an iio Retro Mod Fridge RM1, both part of the $4215 the couple spent on appliances.