Kosmala Residence
Raleigh, North Carolina
Completed
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 3.5
Garage 3 Car
Property 3,647 SF
A modernist residence on the outskirts of Raleigh sits nestled amongst rolling hills and pine barrens, integrated through the simplistic geometric forms of sloped roofs and volumetric composition. A centralized courtyard acts as a point of connectivity—the rural landscape obscuring the threshold between interior and exterior. The large windows frame the natural light, strategically creating a conversation between light and shadow. Brick, wrapped in lime slurry and woven with climbing rose vines, softens the geometry with time and texture.
A quiet interior palette—consisting of herringbone hardwoods and sandstone floors, Roman clay walls, and bespoke oak joinery—complements the subtle tones, preserving the peaceful atmosphere that encompasses the house. Accompanied by the curation of natural heirloom textiles and custom furnishings, this home becomes harmonious with the tranquility of the forest—serving as a sanctuary in which its owners and guests may escape.
A quiet interior palette—consisting of herringbone hardwoods and sandstone floors, Roman clay walls, and bespoke oak joinery—complements the subtle tones, preserving the peaceful atmosphere that encompasses the house. Accompanied by the curation of natural heirloom textiles and custom furnishings, this home becomes harmonious with the tranquility of the forest—serving as a sanctuary in which its owners and guests may escape.
