Tucked into the trees and surrounded by quiet beauty, this home strikes a thoughtful balance: refined, yet relaxed; layered, yet approachable. From the moment you step inside, it’s clear every room was designed to feel lived-in and loved.
At the heart of the home, the kitchen invites connection. Soft gray cabinetry keeps the palette grounded, while a sculptural live-edge wood table introduces a natural, organic element that echoes the landscape beyond. “It’s a place where you can open a bottle of wine, cook with friends, and really enjoy being in the space,” says designer Anne Buresh.
That effortless feeling carries through into the adjoining living room, where dusty blues and soft grays are paired with sculptural furnishings, rich wood tones, and just enough color in the textiles to keep the eye moving. Natural light pours in through sweeping windows, blurring the line between indoors and out.
Beyond the sliding doors, the connection continues. A fully outfitted outdoor kitchen and fireside lounge reflect the same warmth and elegance as the interiors. Stacked stone, rattan textures, and layered greenery set a tone that feels both grounded and welcoming.
Throughout the home, Buresh’s eye for subtle luxury is unmistakable. From tailored drapery to hand-selected lighting and finishes, every detail is considered. But good design is more than how a home looks, it’s about connection. “Design should reflect the people who live there,” Anne shares. “You can have a beautiful home, but without soul —without personality—it won’t truly feel like yours.”
That sensibility is most evident in the way each space feels deeply personal. Upstairs, the primary bedroom is soft, grounded, and rooted in wellness with plush textiles, warm layers, and a palette that mirrors the surrounding landscape—earthy neutrals, soft blues, and natural textures that echo the rhythm of the landscape.
It’s a home designed for real life. A home that feels lived in and loved.
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