Varenne
The grandest, most formal expression in the collection, with Belgian and French influence and a monumental entrance composition.
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Ivory & Ash
Ivory & Ash draws from French, Normandy and Belgian residential architecture, interpreted through a refined American estate vocabulary.
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View the collectionQuiet luxury, built from proportion and material rather than ornament.
Ivory & Ash draws from French, Normandy and Belgian residential architecture, interpreted through a refined American estate vocabulary.
The material language
One vocabulary, every home
One vocabulary, carried across every home in the collection. It is what makes five distinct designs read as one architectural family.
- Pale ivory and milky mineral masonry
- Refined European-influenced massing
- Steep weathered charcoal and gray rooflines
- Restrained mushroom and taupe shutters
- Warm smoked and weathered wood entrances
- Aged copper-toned architectural accents
- Tall, narrow European-influenced window proportions
- Restrained formal landscaping
Across scales
Ivory & Ash by Series
Homestead Series
3,300–3,900 SF
- Langford
Estate Series
4,000+ SF
- Varenne
- Bellamy
- Marlowe
- Montclair
Five home designs
The homes
Bellamy
A more approachable, balanced family-estate expression, readily buildable without losing architectural character.
Marlowe
An elegant composition with a stronger vertical architectural read across two full storeys.
Montclair
The strongest Normandy expression, including the distinctive turret composition.
Langford
A quieter, restrained estate expression with a more modest architectural presence.
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