Japandi
The Ferris Residence
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The Brief
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The Ferris family bought a 1970s home with strong bones but a dated, closed-off interior that didn't match how they actually wanted to live. They wanted a renovation that felt quiet and considered — a home built around natural light and restraint, not a dramatic overhaul that erased the character of the original house.
The Challenge
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Years of piecemeal updates had left the home with heavy finishes, small disconnected windows, and dark, closed-in rooms that blocked the natural light the site actually had to offer.
The Approach
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We stripped back the finishes to the home's original structure and rebuilt around light, natural materials, and restraint — oak flooring, soft plaster walls, and low, considered furniture that let each room breathe. Every decision followed one rule: keep only what earns its place.
The Result
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The Sorrel Residence now feels like a home that was always meant to be this way — calm, light-filled, and unmistakably the Ferris family's own, without a single unnecessary detail.
Next Project
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Let's Create
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