Wimberley

Set along a long limestone shelf overlooking the Hill Country, this residence was designed for empty nesters seeking immersion in landscape with measured architectural presence. The site’s geology shaped the primary organizing move, with the house stretching laterally along the stone ledge rather than sitting above it. Extensive glazing frames distant views while a low roof plane extends outward to create shade and protection from the Texas sun. Deep overhangs blur interior and exterior boundaries, allowing daily life to expand naturally onto terraces and shaded outdoor rooms. Material choices reflect regional continuity without literal replication. Limestone, wood, and restrained metal detailing respond to surrounding terrain and climate. The home balances openness and privacy, creating a retreat that feels calm, grounded, and connected to place.