09/25/2026
There may be no single aesthetic; rather, the constant is the questions we return to.
Who lives here? How do they want to live? What does the architecture ask for? What can we learn from the setting? Each house and each client provides a different set of answers, allowing a design language to emerge from the particulars rather than asking every project to conform to a recognizable formula.
From California to New York, Mexico to Hong Kong, the differences are very much the point.
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Watermill, New York by Sergio Mercado
Carmel by-the-sea, California by Michael Booth
Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico by Janet Mercier
New York, New York by Sergio Mercado
Providence, Rhode Island by Michael Booth
Hudson Valley, New York by Sergio Mercado
Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong by Pamela Babey
Portola Valley, California by Michael Booth
Geyserville, California by Michael Booth