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The Prescott Residence
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The Brief
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The Prescotts wanted their new build to feel like real architecture, not a spec-built shell with furniture dropped in. They were drawn to raw materials — concrete, dark stone, warm wood — and wanted the house to feel considered from the structure up.
The Challenge
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The home's generous ceiling heights and open sightlines were there, but the finish palette was generic builder-grade, undercutting the architectural bones the layout already had.
The Approach
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We leaned into the home's scale rather than softening it — exposed concrete ceiling details, dark polished stone flooring, and rich walnut furniture and millwork, letting each material read honestly rather than disguising the structure.
The Result
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The Prescott Residence now feels like architecture first, furniture second — a home with real material presence that doesn't need to shout to make an impression.
Next Project
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Let's Create
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