Holden Beach

The piano room is adorned with a pair of early-19th-century family portraits from the maternal side of John’s family in Upstate New York

Since this bathroom has no natural light and is somewhat separate from the rest of the plan, the architects and owners changed up the palette with more colorful finishes, including floors in Artistic Tile "Veronese

Thanks to updated appliances, a new backsplash, and a fresh coat of paint, the updated kitchen is decidedly cool and collected.

A small sitting area is set beside the dining area, as a casual spot for coffee or dessert.

The oval form of the dining table is inspired by the hull of a traditional Irish curroch boat, and it features a bowl carved directly in its top surface. The table is made from 366 pieces of CNC machined birch ply. Similarly, the Unfurl chairs are made by layering 26 individual profiles of CNC machined timber to create a form that echoes the shape of the human body.

The reading nook is surrounded by storage designed to accommodate specific items. The tall cupboard, for example, houses an ironing board and ladder. "The shapes are not just arbitrary,

Before the renovation, the home featured tiny windows that offered glimpses of the landscape. Moore replaced these with expansive windows and skylights. In the kitchen, Moore opted for the Ultimate Awning Narrow Frame and Ultimate Casement Narrow Frame Picture windows by Marvin to add a modern edge to the traditional architecture.

The studio is a miniature living suite that flexes with use, whether the owners are entertaining or hosting guests and family. It has a full bathroom and kitchenette, the latter with white oak cabinetry and terrazzo counters, and a dining area with an EMEA bistro table and two About a Chair armchairs from Hay.

Cushy pillows top all Chicory sets; all stuffed with a recycled, cruelty-free synthetic down alternative.

Wood adirondack chairs surrounding a stone firepit.

Techo-Bloc’s Aquastorm pavers are designed to allow grass to grow between them, creating a unique play between the softness of grass and the functionality of concrete. They’re also anti-flood and permeable, making them as functional as they are beautiful.

Combine native plants with rockscapes to create gardens that don’t need excessive irrigation. Here, Techo-Bloc’s Industria 600 series slab in Greyed Nickel was imaginatively used to create contrast between the more organic stones and rocks, as well as functional walkways for seating and a fire pit.