A craftsman style home in a traditional neighborhood of narrow lots and front porches.
	A house with a refined, elegant interior, featured prominently in articles in both Custom Home and Mid-Atlantic Country.
	The contemporary interpretation of the Tudor style fits the traditional neighborhood context while hinting at the modern interior.
	A simple rancher footprint blossoms into a top-lighted central space.
	Sitting on a 5-acre parcel overlooking the golf course in Williamsburg's Ford's Colony, this large residence combines historic elegance with casual living.
	Commanding a panoramic water view, this home demonstrates multiple ways to frame it.
	A steep slope and limited building area pushed this house up into the trees.
	A desire for large living spaces with traditional furnishings was answered with highly detailed volumes and an arcade separator of living and dining rooms.
	A “Charleston door” leads to an entrance garden to deal with a 50 ft. wide lot with a rear view.
	Perched on a bluff overlooking the James River, this home draws its influences from the early Tidewater plantation houses. The house is designed for one floor, wheelchair accessible living.
	This dramatic transformation of an ordinary rancher was featured in Better Homes and Gardens magazine.