Fox Hollow Residence

The property itself became the starting point for the design. Set above the valley with sweeping views of the surrounding landscape and mountains, the goal was to develop the land in a way that took full advantage of its natural setting.

The home was positioned and designed around those views, with expansive windows, soaring interior spaces and outdoor living areas creating a continuous connection between inside and out.

Rather than designing a home and placing it on a property, the approach was to design a home specifically for this property.

Fox Hollow Residence was a true from-the-ground-up project. The design process included developing the property, working through the floor plan and spatial relationships, establishing the exterior architectural direction, and carrying a cohesive material palette throughout the home.

The result balances contemporary architecture with natural elements—dark exterior materials and stone against the surrounding landscape, warm wood details, expansive black-framed windows, and a lighter, restrained interior palette.

Inside, the palette was intentionally restrained so the architecture and landscape could remain the focus. Light flooring and walls create an airy backdrop, while natural wood beams, stone, black accents and warm wood details add contrast and texture.

In the kitchen, a large gathering island anchors the open living space. A statement hood, floating wood shelves, dark countertops and professional-style appliances bring both function and architectural presence while maintaining the clean simplicity of the overall design.

Throughout the home, windows were treated as part of the architecture—framing views of the valley almost like artwork.

The primary bath continues the home’s quiet material palette, allowing the landscape to take center stage. A freestanding tub positioned beneath the picture window creates a direct connection to the view, while large-format stone, dark wood cabinetry and polished fixtures add contrast and refinement.

Outdoor living was treated as an extension of the interior. The covered deck creates another place to experience the setting while the glass railing preserves uninterrupted views across the valley.