Primary Suites and Bedrooms Gallery
A private calm
At Fox Street, the primary suite reflects the home’s larger philosophy of harmony, proportion, and restraint. This primary suite established the architectural language of the home. Anchored by a deliberate interplay of grandeur and restraint.
Material richness and historically referenced furnishings give the room depth and permanence, while the architectural lines remain calm and uninterrupted. It feels sophisticated without becoming formal in a distancing way. Instead, it carries the same sense of elegance and ease found throughout the house.
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Rest in proportion
This bed room at Fox Street is part of a home where every room contributes to a unified narrative. Classical proportion, modern interpretation, and tactile materiality give the space its sense of order and richness.
Nothing is overstated, yet every decision feels intentional. The room reads as refined, restful, and wholly connected to the larger composition.
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A room to exhale
This primary suite belongs to a home shaped by river light, softened atmosphere, and a deep connection to place. Rather than leaning into a theme, it draws its character from the St. Croix Valley itself—relaxed, airy, and quietly personal. It feels less like a decorated room than a retreat attuned to its setting. Natural colors, textures, and organic forms create quiet movement and depth, rather than overt statement.
The room feels relaxed, airy, and distinctly rooted in place. Its atmosphere is that of a seasonal refuge meant to restore.
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Row the boat
The guest bedroom at Olive Street carries the same sense of ease and personality that defines the home as a whole. Its rowboat oar headboard introduces a note of character that feels rooted in place—more evocative than thematic, and entirely in keeping with the home’s riverside spirit.
The room feels relaxed, welcoming, and quietly memorable, offering guests a space that is both thoughtful and distinctly its own.
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Memory, made current
At Lupton Drive, the primary suite and bedrooms reflect a home shaped by memory and redefined for a new chapter. Familiar pieces from the clients’ previous home were preserved and given renewed relevance, bringing emotional continuity into daily life.
The rooms sit within a larger language of warmth, light, and layered texture that feels traditional yet modern. They feel personal, settled, and easy in the best sense.
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A personal space
The primary bedroom carries the softer side of the home’s refinement. With botanical references and subtle Art Nouveau influence, it feels personal without becoming precious—an intimate room shaped by character, restraint, and the confidence of choosing exactly enough.
The result is a room that feels more personal and more resolved without losing restraint. It offers privacy, calm, and a strong sense of belonging.
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Quietly resolved
The bedroom at Heritage Drive reflects the same thoughtful evolution seen throughout the home. Rather than chasing change for its own sake, the work refined what was already worth preserving.
Greater cohesion and clarity allow the room to feel more settled within the larger house. It reads as quiet, graceful, and shaped for real family life.
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Luxury yacht inspired
Inspired by the feeling of a luxury yacht, the owner’s suite is one of the home’s most opulent expressions. Luminous surfaces, layered light, and a controlled glamour give the room its atmosphere, while the broader rhythm of the house keeps it from excess. It is indulgent, yes—but always composed.
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Different mood, same language
These bedrooms extend the home’s water-inspired visual language in a quieter register. Deep blues, softened textures, and carefully layered illumination create rooms that feel fluid and cohesive, yet never repetitive. Each one belongs to the whole without giving up its own mood.
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Kids bunk room
The bunk room introduces warmth and playfulness into a home otherwise defined by luminous glamour. Designed around family life, it proves that cohesion does not require sameness; a room can be spirited and still feel entirely at home within a disciplined larger vision.
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A place to return to
The primary suite in The Buck Stops Here carries the lodge’s deeper sensibility of warmth, authenticity, and return. Nothing here seeks attention for its own sake; instead, the room offers tactile comfort, quiet character, and the kind of ease that makes a home feel enduring.
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Grace that lingers
As the third phase of a long design relationship, the primary suite feels not added on, but fully earned. It extends the home’s architectural language of depth, movement, and softened transitions into a more intimate register. The result is gracious, personal, and entirely connected to the whole.
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Bluebell Trail — Bedroom
This room began with an emerald green taffeta bench—and with it, the tone for an entire relationship. Expressive, personal, and confident, the bedroom reflects a point of view already in motion, shaped as much by the homeowner’s art and taste as by any one selection. It feels collected rather than composed for effect.
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Rooms that reflect how owners live
View our work by room to see how each space is designed with purpose, flow, and attention to detail.
