Van Fletcher

In 1874, a Russian composer named Modest Mussorgsky wrote a piano suite called 'Pictures at an Exhibition.' It was raw, powerful, and imaginative — if slightly awkward. More sketches than finished paintings. Bold ideas that couldn't quite find their stride. For decades, it lived in quiet obscurity.Then in 1922, Maurice Ravel — a French master of orchestration — saw it for what it truly

Selah. The Hebrew word appears 71 times in the Book of Psalms — a kind of liturgical cue for musicians and poets to stop singing and let the instruments softly play. It's an invitation to pause. To reflect. To savor what was just sung. Selah.This refreshed townhome is that kind of moment — a quiet pause in the rhythm of daily life. Clean finishes invite calm. Soft new carpet quiets the

In a sea of glossy sameness, this historically inspired new home offers something far rarer: substance. While many luxury builds chase trends and square footage, this one is grounded in time-honored scale and proportion, enduring materials, and restrained, unfrilly detail. It feels considered. Crafted. Built to last — not just to sell. Anchored in those values, it stands as the market

Faithful to its Spanish Revival inspiration, this new Dixon/Kirby custom home is grounded in natural materials, with the kitchen as its centerpiece. A symphony of stone and wood comes to life here: thick soapstone slabs rest atop reclaimed, cerused oak cabinetry, with honed Perla marble underfoot and cedar v-groove ceilings above, accentuated by exposed wood beams.Beyond the kitchen, the