Courtyard House

Most of the furniture in this home was custom made for the space. This couch was designed by Anthony W Design, built by Chase Warren Design and upholstered by Prospect Upholstery Division.

Chase Warren Design custom built the fourteen foot walnut dinning table.

Stile and Rail Design Studio created this kitchen with these home owners in mind. Minimal clutter, optimal storage.

The hallway became our time-warp. As it compresses around you, you transition from the 2020 modern build to the original 1940's farmhouse. One of our favorite features was the theme of bringing the outside in, consistently throughout the home you will find the same elements composing the exterior continued through the glass walls and into the home.

This room began to be referred to as "the sanctuary". The double sided fireplace brought a sense of grounding and acted as a partition to the room beyond.

Designed to spark joy and conversation, we didn't hold back on colors and textures in the "setting room". The "setting room" got the name from a typo in the original plans. From the Kermit sofa, pink leopard print ottoman to the wild tiger-grain maple maloof rocker, there's always something to capture your attention. The kermit sofa is actually an original piece of furniture from the farm house in the 1940's. With some TLC from Prospect Division Upholstery, it was ready to take on another few decades in its original home!

Through the double doors you'll find a space inspired by classic Hollywood glam.

On the other side of the "setting room" you will find the Modern Huntsman Suite.

"The sanctuary" overlooks the Courtyard pool, game, lounging lawn and barn.

The barn doors open wide allowing for another space to gather.