Open, uncluttered spaces filled with natural light, panoramic views, and easy access to the outdoors. Clean lines, clear volumes, and sensual materials in their natural form. The knowledge that you're conserving energy and natural resources and reducing costs. We place so much emphasis on how our homes and work spaces look, but how they make us feel
Founded in 1995 by Keith Shaw, AIA, Shaw Design Associates has crafted hundreds of unique residences in Chapel Hill, Raleigh, Durham, and other surrounding Triangle communities. In the Chatham County neighborhood of Governors Club alone, we have designed over 300 homes which embrace the architectural styles of Contemporary, Craftsman, French Country
Ron Wilde grew up in western Pennsylvania, 45 minutes from Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater - a building that would forever change the trajectory of his life. Ron's infatuation with Wright and Fallingwater eventually led him to the School of Architecture at Tulane. While there, he was able to further pursue his passion for residential design during
A beautiful residential landscape should reflect your tastes, personality, and lifestyle just as the interior of your home does. At Accent Design we strive to incorporate your needs and desires with our knowledge and experience to realize your landscape dreams. You can trust our team to design a landscape plan that will enhance the beauty and value
I am a licensed architect based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. For more than twenty years in solo practice, I have designed custom buildings that are carefully adapted to their setting and personalized to suit the people who live there. My practice mainly focuses on the design of private homes. On occasion, however, I take on other projects if, like
A quality landscape design makes the difference between a place that inspires, or gives you that ho-hum feeling. As garden artists, we turn your landscape into a collection of personally satisfying images that are expressed through the elegant use of design principles: integrating shapes and forms, focal point, structure, entry and enclosure. Then we