Mid Century Slat Wall
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The Story
Whoever built this house thought it was a good idea to plant a porch pillar right between the dining room and living room. Structurally necessary but visually, an eyesore.
The client had always loved slat walls, and this was the perfect opportunity. Rather than hiding the pillar, we made it the centerpiece.
Each slat was sanded down to a final 240 grit, smooth enough to take stain evenly and feel finished to the touch. We sampled several stains before landing on Gunstock, a warm brown with just enough red undertone to complement the room’s existing palette. The final coat - a clear satin polyurethane - gives off a subtle reflectivity in low light that makes the wall feel alive in the evening.
Bluestone Patio
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The Story
This project was all about defining and connecting spaces.
The backyard had untapped potential, but getting from the back door to the garage meant crossing patchy grass — and on rainy days, that meant dragging mud into the house. There was no real place to sit outside, no reason to linger.
Natural bluestone was the answer. Beautiful and functional in equal measure, it created a hardscape that works as both a living space and a practical path between structures. The stone is laid to carry water away from both buildings, where it used to pool during heavy rains.