The dining area and kitchen space are blended together and provide a free flow of movement. Custom rosewood panels by local maker Squarepeg provide definition to the island.

The blue kitchen cabinets are by Ikea, but formally dressed in a bamboo green granite and Brazilian cherry hardwood floors. The bar stools are by Cherner and the dining chairs by Moeller.

Just inside the front entry is a crossroads of materials. The 2" x 12" tile floor is by Heath ceramics / Ann Sacks, the custom slat-work in the hallway is maple, hand-finished in an organic citrus based sealer, and the double reeded glass panel partition is original to the house.

Springtime! The copper tinted glass garage door provides interesting views from every angle.

A defining perimeter of river-stone, works with the lines of the house and helps to integrate the french drainage system that connects with the rain-chains.

A small den with built-in custom cabinetry / media center and recessed lighting. The doors and drawers are made from rosewood veneered plywood with exposed edges, mahogany casework and Douglas fir window trim that all melds together with the Brazilian cherry flooring.

The walls here house a staircase to the basement and a pantry for the kitchen area, and also serves to give privacy to the living area from the large windows at the front entry. The cantilevered soffit was added to tie all the spaces together and is made of 200 year old heart pine flooring recycled...

The Happy D sink by Duravit and Hans Grohe faucet fit neatly into this small powder room half bath. Dark, large format tile travels from the floor, up one wall to provide a welcome surprise.