Homes with a sense of place.

The heart of the home is its invitation to spend time together. Picture a slow afternoon that stretches into dinner with friends, or a weekend when family arrives and no one is in a hurry to leave. The layout supports those moments with the same care it brings to the quieter parts of the day.

A dedicated primary wing brings the bedroom, bath, study, and its own laundry together in one private part of the home. It offers a place to begin the morning at your own pace, settle into work, or step away when the house is full.

Across the home, a separate guest wing includes a living room of its own. Visitors have space to unpack, relax, and feel at home, while their hosts retain the comfort of a personal retreat. That balance gives time together room to breathe.

The Campbell Residence is a home for opening the door, pulling up another chair, and enjoying the people who make a place feel like your own.

Inside, an arched glass entry and checkerboard floor make the arrival feel special. Beyond the entry, a vaulted wood ceiling and exposed beams bring warmth to the living and dining spaces. A fireplace draws the room together, while broad glass doors keep the surrounding landscape part of everyday life.

The kitchen invites people to stay a little longer. An expansive island offers room for conversation while a meal comes together, with lantern pendants above and softly lit cabinetry around it. Nearby, glass-front display cabinets and a mirrored backsplash give favorite glassware its own place to shine.

Throughout the home, there is room for both company and quiet. A sunlit bedroom frames views of the trees, and built-in wood bunks turn a shared room into a welcoming place for overnight stays. In the bath, a freestanding tub, generous vanity, and glass shower create an easy setting for slowing down.

Even the smaller spaces carry their own personality—from the powder room’s blue vanity and colorful tile to the practical laundry and wash area with outdoor access. Together, these details make Schierwood feel considered and personal: a place to gather, settle in, and enjoy the land beyond the windows.

White oak throughout the room establishes a warm, cohesive character. Its natural grain gives the space depth, while tailored joinery brings a sense of care to the details. Drawing on Ralph Lauren–inspired warmth, the room feels comfortable and enduring, with a richness that comes from the materials themselves.

Each bunk offers its own sense of retreat within a shared room. It is easy to imagine the quiet rituals that make a stay memorable: a favorite book before bed, a whispered conversation, or a slow morning when there is nowhere else to be.

The beauty of this project is in the way craftsmanship and purpose come together. A room once devoted to work now invites people to stay, turning an existing part of the home into a setting for time together.

The Ferguson Residence shows how thoughtfully reimagining one room can change the way a home welcomes the people who matter most.