Black window frames contrast with the crisp white interiors and echo the lines of the ceiling beams.
A young family called upon architect Donald Lococo to reimagine a 1965 builder-grade home. Shifting the design language from American French Provincial to a fresh Belgian Modern look, he simplified and edited the exterior, replacing fenestration and skimming the original brick with a thin stucco-like finish. Inside, base trim was minimized and crown molding removed. Frequent design collaborator Darryl Carter handled the interiors and Jennifer Horn shaped the landscape.
Architecture: Donald Lococo, AIA, principal; David Moore, project architect, Donald Lococo Architects. Interior Design: Darryl Carter Inc. Builder: Horizon Builders. Landscape Design: Horn and Co.