There’s a particular kind of satisfaction in seeing a house come to life on the page the way it lived in your head when you first walked the site — and that’s exactly what happened when Architectural Digest featured our Lake Wehapa home. Set on the quiet waters of Lake Wehapa, the house took its cues straight from the land: the horizontal sweep of the shoreline, the way the light moves across the water, the topography itself dictating where the rooms would fall. It’s a home shaped by the land and built as a refuge for its stewards — a quiet counterpoint to busy lives, and a place to simply be. We couldn’t be more honored to share it with AD’s readers. Read the full feature in Architectural Digest →
