Feature No. 01
Flying Wexford
The House
Flying Wexford sits at the crest of a hillside lot in Erinwood, where the land falls away into miles of wooded valley. Nearly every principal room faces the view, and the rear elevation opens onto a full-width terrace suspended above the slope.
The palette comes from the site itself: green quartzite veined like the treeline, walnut inlaid with brass, white oak underfoot. A double-sided hearth anchors the great room, and a lower level keeps the family together long after dinner.



Materials
The kitchen pairs a single slab of green quartzite with cabinetry in rift-cut walnut. Brass inlay catches the long afternoon light from the western windows.
Past the great room, a stair hall in white oak rises through a clerestory of square panes — a quiet architectural moment that the photographs do not quite capture.





- Type
- Spec Build
- Levels
- Sweeping Views
- Setting
- Hillside, Erinwood
- Completed
- 2026















