Westport, Connecticut  ·  5500 sq/ft  ·  Private Residence

Agrarian modernism — a cluster of pitched-gable volumes drawn from rural barn vernacular and stripped to their purest geometry. Pale limewash timber wraps every elevation, grounded by board-formed concrete and dry-laid stone, with slim black-framed glazing and living roofs softening the connecting volumes. Inside, the language warms: a soaring vaulted ceiling crowns an open kitchen and dining hall lined in pale oak, where book-matched stone — a sculptural waterfall island, a backlit bar niche — meets brushed brass and crisp black accents. Restrained, rooted, and quietly confident — vernacular form rendered with a thoroughly contemporary hand.