02/09/2026
Our design studio is housed in an 1895 Hertz-era barn. Long before it became a space for drawings and materials, it was built with purpose — honest structure, generous proportions, and a connection to the land around it. That spirit still shapes the way we work today.
There’s something grounding about creating in a building that has stood for more than a century. The pace feels different here. Light moves slowly across the old beams, and decisions are made with care. It’s a daily reminder that the best spaces — like the barn itself — are meant to last.
For me, design has always been about quality of life: how a room supports the way you begin and end your day, how materials feel in your hands, how light, comfort, and proportion shape mood and well-being. Working in this setting reinforces that philosophy: beauty and function are not separate, but partners in how we live.
Here, surrounded by history and craftsmanship, each project becomes more than a room. It becomes a space with depth, intention, and a sense of timelessness — one that will continue to welcome life for years to come.