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Exterior of home from the north side. This shows the side gables and their size. While far from imposing, they offer a large upstairs space because of the original roof height. A soft green palette harmonizes with the parkside setting.
Photography by Josh Vick

This private residence in Western Pennsylvania is sited within the soft borders of cultivated corn and soybean fields. The rambling structure consists of stone walls built from local reclaimed hand-hewn barn stone and moment resisting Douglas fir timber frames. Tucked between the stone and timber frames are expansive window walls that invite the surrounding landscape into the house and offer spectacular views in all directions.
The building is carefully sited and scaled to take advantage of views and create intimate exterior spaces with microclimates that help connect the occupants to this expansive site. Interior finishes of Douglas fir, native bluestone and barn stone create a rustic house that resonates with its agrarian surroundings.

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This private residence in Western Pennsylvania is sited within the soft borders of cultivated corn and soybean fields. The rambling structure consists of stone walls built from local reclaimed hand-hewn barn stone and moment resisting Douglas fir timber frames. Tucked between the stone and timber frames are expansive window walls that invite the surrounding landscape into the house and offer spectacular views in all directions.
The building is carefully sited and scaled to take advantage of views and create intimate exterior spaces with microclimates that help connect the occupants to this expansive site. Interior finishes of Douglas fir, native bluestone and barn stone create a rustic house that resonates with its agrarian surroundings.

This private residence in Western Pennsylvania is sited within the soft borders of cultivated corn and soybean fields. The rambling structure consists of stone walls built from local reclaimed hand-hewn barn stone and moment resisting Douglas fir timber frames. Tucked between the stone and timber frames are expansive window walls that invite the surrounding landscape into the house and offer spectacular views in all directions.
The building is carefully sited and scaled to take advantage of views and create intimate exterior spaces with microclimates that help connect the occupants to this expansive site. Interior finishes of Douglas fir, native bluestone and barn stone create a rustic house that resonates with its agrarian surroundings.

This private residence in Western Pennsylvania is sited within the soft borders of cultivated corn and soybean fields. The rambling structure consists of stone walls built from local reclaimed hand-hewn barn stone and moment resisting Douglas fir timber frames. Tucked between the stone and timber frames are expansive window walls that invite the surrounding landscape into the house and offer spectacular views in all directions.
The building is carefully sited and scaled to take advantage of views and create intimate exterior spaces with microclimates that help connect the occupants to this expansive site. Interior finishes of Douglas fir, native bluestone and barn stone create a rustic house that resonates with its agrarian surroundings.

This private residence in Western Pennsylvania is sited within the soft borders of cultivated corn and soybean fields. The rambling structure consists of stone walls built from local reclaimed hand-hewn barn stone and moment resisting Douglas fir timber frames. Tucked between the stone and timber frames are expansive window walls that invite the surrounding landscape into the house and offer spectacular views in all directions.
The building is carefully sited and scaled to take advantage of views and create intimate exterior spaces with microclimates that help connect the occupants to this expansive site. Interior finishes of Douglas fir, native bluestone and barn stone create a rustic house that resonates with its agrarian surroundings.

This private residence in Western Pennsylvania is sited within the soft borders of cultivated corn and soybean fields. The rambling structure consists of stone walls built from local reclaimed hand-hewn barn stone and moment resisting Douglas fir timber frames. Tucked between the stone and timber frames are expansive window walls that invite the surrounding landscape into the house and offer spectacular views in all directions.
The building is carefully sited and scaled to take advantage of views and create intimate exterior spaces with microclimates that help connect the occupants to this expansive site. Interior finishes of Douglas fir, native bluestone and barn stone create a rustic house that resonates with its agrarian surroundings.

Crisp white piping detail combines with luxurious comfort in the Sandy slipcovered sofa. Stately elongated cushions and generous seat depth bring a cozy, clean feel for guests to enjoy. Made in the USA. Soybean based foam. FSC Certified wood frames. Recycled steel springs. Stain resistant fabric. Care instructions: Soft brush and warm water.

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This private residence in Western Pennsylvania is sited within the soft borders of cultivated corn and soybean fields. The rambling structure consists of stone walls built from local reclaimed hand-hewn barn stone and moment resisting Douglas fir timber frames. Tucked between the stone and timber frames are expansive window walls that invite the surrounding landscape into the house and offer spectacular views in all directions.
The building is carefully sited and scaled to take advantage of views and create intimate exterior spaces with microclimates that help connect the occupants to this expansive site. Interior finishes of Douglas fir, native bluestone and barn stone create a rustic house that resonates with its agrarian surroundings.

The locally grown and sustainably harvested black walnut I used for this table has naturally formed cavities, which I filled with blue EcoPoxy® resin. Because the resin is translucent, light filters through from the bottom, highlighting the varying depths of the cavities. The result is a table top that resembles a three-dimensional topographical map, and the resin really does look like water, shifting with changes in light.
Black walnut is Michigan's premiere wood for furniture. This particular walnut tree fell just a few miles from my shop.
EcoPoxy is eco-friendly, non-toxic, non-solvent and 50% bio-based, making it the safest and greenest epoxy resin available. EcoPoxy draws its strength from soybeans, cashew nut oil and even recycled egg shells. Carbon emissions from the use of these products are close to zero.
"Bell-bottom" style legs are crafted from the same black walnut tree as I used for the top.
This is a one-of-a-kind table that can not be duplicated.

Spalted maple and EcoPoxy® combine in this dramatic river-top dining table. Maple tree was sustainably harvested locally and milled just down the road from our southwest Michigan shop. Top is 1 3/4" thick. Massive legs are 3 1/2" thick. Live edge on trestle.
EcoPoxy is a non-toxic, non-solvent and 50% bio-based, making it the safest and greenest epoxy resin available. EcoPoxy draws its strength from soybeans, cashew nut oil and even recycled egg shells. Carbon emissions from the use of these products are close to zero.
40" wide x 94" long
Satin finish is a durable, easy-care, water-resistant, and stain resistant varnish.

'Jade' green beans growing in a window box. With the right organic soil mix and plenty of water, green beans can thrive in window boxes or other containers. Photo by Steve Masley

Spalted maple and EcoPoxy® combine in this dramatic river-top dining table.
Maple tree was sustainably harvested locally and milled just down the road from our southwest Michigan shop. Top is 1 3/4" thick. Massive legs are 3 1/2" thick. Live edge on trestle.
EcoPoxy is non-toxic, non-solvent and 50% bio-based, making it the safest and greenest epoxy resin available. EcoPoxy draws its strength from soybeans, cashew nut oil and even recycled egg shells. Carbon emissions from the use of these products are close to zero.
40" wide x 94" long
Satin finish is a durable, easy-care, water-resistant, and stain resistant varnish.

Spalted maple and EcoPoxy® combine in this dramatic river-top dining table.
Maple tree was sustainably harvested locally and milled just down the road from our southwest Michigan shop. Top is 1 3/4" thick. Massive legs are 3 1/2" thick. Live edge on trestle.
EcoPoxy is non-toxic, non-solvent and 50% bio-based, making it the safest and greenest epoxy resin available. EcoPoxy draws its strength from soybeans, cashew nut oil and even recycled egg shells. Carbon emissions from the use of these products are close to zero.
40" wide x 94" long
Satin finish is a durable, easy-care, water-resistant, and stain resistant varnish.

Spalted maple and EcoPoxy® combine in this dramatic river-top dining table.
Maple tree was sustainably harvested locally and milled just down the road from our southwest Michigan shop. Top is 1 3/4" thick. Massive legs are 3 1/2" thick. Live edge on trestle.
EcoPoxy is non-toxic, non-solvent and 50% bio-based, making it the safest and greenest epoxy resin available. EcoPoxy draws its strength from soybeans, cashew nut oil and even recycled egg shells. Carbon emissions from the use of these products are close to zero.
40" wide x 94" long
Satin finish is a durable, easy-care, water-resistant, and stain resistant varnish.

Crisp white piping detail combines with luxurious comfort in the Sandy slipcovered sofa. Stately elongated cushions and generous seat depth bring a cozy, clean feel for guests to enjoy. Made in the USA. Soybean based foam. FSC Certified wood frames. Recycled steel springs. Stain resistant fabric. Care instructions: Soft brush and warm water.
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