08/12/2026
Current progress at our Rolling Hills project. In collaboration with architect Russ Barto, this ground-up remodel is transforming the property into a traditional custom ranch home, thoughtfully designed for gathering, entertaining, and entertaining effortless indoor-outdoor living.
With the material palette finalized, the vision for this home is becoming even more defined. Every finish was carefully selected to reinforce the timeless character of the home while adding warmth, texture and depth.
Construction is well underway, and each phase brings the vision into sharper focus. It’s exciting to see this home continue to take shape.
Designed to make a lasting first impression, the front entry features a hand-scraped white oak door with custom Rocky Mountain hardware. Once complete, the space will be layered with thoughtfully curated antiques, reflecting our approach of blending old and new to create a home that feels timeless.
Even in the construction phase, the craftsmanship is already evident. From the detailed B-groove ceiling and custom beams to the barrel-arched opening leading to the bedrooms, every element has been carefully considered to add character and architectural interest.
The kitchen is making steady progress. Cabinetry and ceiling beam installation are underway, and we’re beginning to template for the stone countertops which is an exciting milestone as some of the finished materials start to make their way into the home.
One of our favorite features of the home is the California room. Connecting three interior spaces to a partially covered outdoor living area, it’s designed for year-round entertaining and will soon feature a stone-clad fireplace, chandelier, TV, and outdoor dining space.
Craftsmanship is in the details. Each piece of natural stone is carefully dry-stacked and hand-fit to create a timeless finish that will carry throughout the home’s exterior.
Choosing the perfect shade of green for the dining room. The selected color will wrap the walls, trim, and millwork in a single tone, creating depth, warmth, and a timeless backdrop for the space.