A Structural Constraint Becomes Part of the Architecture
An existing structural column interrupted the open living area. We concealed it within a new architectural core—turning the living-room side into a fireplace and the arrival-and-lounge side into an illuminated wine enclosure. The structure remains exactly where it must be, but now reads as one intentional feature from both sides.
A Clear, Uninterrupted Media Wall
Hidden doors to the theater and office blend into the slatted panels on both sides, making the entertainment center look like one large wall.
A Theater Made for More Than Movie Night
Behind one hidden door, the theater combines a large screen, lounge seating, a bar, and a small kitchenette—giving the family one place for movies, video games, and everyday time together.
A Kitchen Made for Everyday Living
A hidden door in the left wall opens to a large walk-in pantry. The cabinetry is balanced around a wide window, bringing in natural light and giving the kitchen a bright, joyful feel.
A Small Room with Its Own Character
Bold stone, simple lighting, and balanced details make this powder room feel special without feeling busy.
A Quieter Place to Gather
Warm millwork, soft seating and natural light define a secondary retreat for conversation, television and informal entertaining.
A Calm, Hotel-Like Suite
Symmetry, soft textures, and layered lighting create a calm bedroom, while the opposite wall completes the room with a clean, integrated media center.
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