Standouts By Design

St. Paul Residence

The new areas, including a bedroom and updated sunroom, are designed to look as though they are part of the original 1920s home.

Photo by Adan Torres

St. Paul Residence

A fresh, clean update to the tired old kitchen.

Photo by Adan Torres

St. Paul Residence

After the ancient sunroom had fallen into disrepair, Albertsson gave it a bright, open feeling.

Photo by Adan Torres

Loon’s Nest

The open framing and large windows allow for maximum views of the woods and lakeshore.

Photo by Peter Bastianelli–Kerze

Loon’s Nest

Minimal framing helps the Loon’s Nest to blend in with the wooded surroundings.

Photo by Peter Bastianelli–Kerze

Seamless Neighbor

The floor plan was left open to give the feel of a much larger home, without creating a behemoth that looked out of place in the neighborhood.

Seamless Neighbor

Large windows seem to extend the living area.

Seamless Neighbor

A light, bright bathroom also gives the appearance of more space.

Mountainbrook Home

Multiple large windows lining both sides of the house allow for fantastic views of the ravine.

Mountainbrook Home

The green roof, brown siding, and stone accents blend in nicely with the home’s wooded surroundings.

Mountainbrook Home

The aerial view of the home’s floor plan shows how the home snuggles between the ravine wall and the river. The three pavilions come together to create an intimate external courtyard.