Grounded in Light

Before: This house had heart—but the back half wasn’t keeping up. Its kitchen was cramped and dining was tight, and although there was a door to the sweeping back yard, it was small and only half glass, offering little visual or physical connection to the outdoors. The bones were solid (hello, limestone ranch!), but the layout kept the living a bit less than ideal.

After: We opened it up—literally and figuratively. Walls came down, natural light poured in, and the connection to the outdoors finally lived up to the view. Now this home flows: from living to kitchen to deck to trees. It’s bright, boho, and beautifully grounded.