A new-build single-story residence in Piedmont, clad in vertical charcoal siding and resolved to the inch — a quiet, contemporary craftsman that reads as one continuous dark line against the trees.
Inside, the language inverts: warm oak millwork, herringbone floors, a black-and-brass kitchen, a travertine-clad master bath, and an arched-niche office in olive-green. Every public room has its own beat, but the palette — white oak, charred timber, black steel, brushed brass — runs uninterrupted from front door to back patio.