South Haven

A whole home update focused on calm, connected rooms. The work includes the entry, office, living room, breakfast nook, and primary bedroom. Lines stay simple, sightlines stay open, and the palette is light with measured contrast.

Create a home that feels calm and connected from the front door to the primary suite. Keep the architecture quiet, let texture do the talking, and make each space easy to live in day to day.

Keep the palette tonal and the forms simple. Oak structure and trim warm the rooms, lime washed walls soften light, and textiles stay neutral so spaces relate without matching. Arches ease movement between rooms. Furnishings are scaled for daily use, with styling kept intentional and spare so materials lead.

Tonal palette

Light neutrals with a few deeper notes keep rooms calm and connected.

Wood tone structure

Beams, rails, and select trim add warmth and a clear edge to the composition.

Washed walls

A matte, brushed look softens light and reduces glare.

Soft arches

Rounded openings organize movement without calling attention to themselves.

Simple profiles

Thin edges and clean faces on casework and furniture keep the rooms easy to read.

Textural layers

Woven rugs, linen look drapery, and natural fibers add touch without noise. Small moments in lighting and hardware bring a quiet highlight.