A mountain property with sweeping views — but interiors that didn't match the setting, and outdoor spaces that weren't being used. The client wanted a home that felt as good inside as the landscape looked outside.
We started with the interior — warm textures, muted earth tones, wood and stone elements that echo the mountain setting. Clean lines keep it elegant without competing with the views. Every room was designed to feel grounded and calm.
The client was so pleased with the interiors that they asked us to design the landscape. The mountain views gave us a strong starting point. We added:
This project was featured on the cover and interior pages of Landscape Architect magazine — the only Berkshire design firm to receive that distinction. Read more in our Press section →
The exterior work was equally considered. Terraced stone walls were rebuilt to define outdoor rooms — a dining terrace with a firepit that gets used from May through October, a lower lawn edged with native plantings that hold the hillside without fighting it. We worked with the topography rather than against it, so the land feels like it belonged to the house all along.
