“To connect with adjacent rooms, the kitchen is lightly detailed, with an abundance of natural surfaces.”—Jim Rill

“We wanted to take full advantage of it’s location in a woody environment by incorporating the wonders of nature.”—Team at Rill Architects

“The kitchen has become more than a place to cook. It’s become a multi-use space with dining areas”—David Benton

“When building a sustainable home, examine how the house is oriented on the lot. The way the winds and sun impact your home is very important.”—The Rill Architect Team

“To be selected for Hall of Fame Architect is indeed a great honor.”—Team at Rill Architects

“The home’s transformation took it from a 1970’s split level and turned it into something light and bright that suited their young family.”—Richard Rossi

“It’s designed to look like it was carved out of a mountain, with stone walls, stone floors and stone niches”

“Creating unique homes as special as the families who live in them.”—Jim Rill

“It’s just wonderful to be outdoors, to get the nature and yet to be protected from the elements.”—the client

“The clients wanted an open floor plan and plenty of room for big gatherings”—David Benton

“The space was created as a place to enjoy nature while relishing the comforts of home.”—Team at Rill Architects

“The client loves to cook with modern facilities and appliances; however, the design intent was to carry through the rustic cabin feel.”—Jim Rill

“Like the house, which feels like it has been added to over time, we wanted the interior to feel like an acquired collection”—David Benton

“Our firm dedicates itself to creating spaces that are connected to the views and vistas of the outdoors”—Team at Rill Architects

“We incorporate natural light and utilize the entire site to expand homes into the landscape”—Team at Rill Architects

“The house is beautiful, but it was missing one key ingredient: a connection to it’s stunning waterfront surroundings”—Jim Rill

“There is no rule that says potting has to happen in a shed”—Jim Rill