Rosemary Estate

Composed as a series of low, horizontal volumes that settle naturally into the landscape this house, creates a strong sense of connection to the site. Stone, wood, and standing-seam metal roofing are layered to give the exterior both warmth and durability, while deep overhangs and sheltered outdoor spaces soften the overall massing. The entry draws visitors inward, with the architecture unfolding gradually to reveal framed views.

Inside, the home is organized around light, transparency, and indoor–outdoor living. Large windows open primary living spaces to covered patios and gathering areas, allowing daily life to extend seamlessly outdoors. Interior materials echo the exterior palette, reinforcing continuity throughout the home while maintaining a refined, contemporary feel. The result is a residence that feels grounded and expansive at once.