Bluebird

Chapel Hill, NC

Craftsman character meets contemporary design.

We matched and expanded on the home’s beautiful woodwork and detailing, then introduced modern transparency while accommodating a tight setback to connect the interior with screen-porch living outside—an in-town treehouse.

At the front of the home, we transformed the porch from a simple transitional entry into a welcoming arrival point, adding a sloped roof, stonework, trellis, and subtle references to the style and details found inside.

And we think “craftsman meets contemporary” makes sense as a descriptor.  I still remember telling you that we needed to move from “cottage” to more “craftsman, only more sleek and modern.”   You did it — of course!

Working with Sophie was enlightening and exciting. She opened our eyes to a more beautiful, more spacious home. We asked for light and outdoor access, and Sophie gave us more with creative ways for us to have multi-season, inviting spaces. We wanted a less fussy and more authentic feel to our house. Her plan created coherence and calm, and the result was a change from busy “cottage” to streamlined and contemporary craftsman. We also appreciated her attentiveness to environmental issues throughout the process.

Features
Contemporary Craftsman Marvin windows Origin doors Screen porch Thermory decking and railing