Cathead Bay, photography by Charles Aydlett, Architectural Photography
All’s Well: A Couple’s Dream House Helps Them Simplify, With A Streamlined Vision For Healthy Living.
Story By Lucinda Hahn for MyNorth.com
June / July, 2026
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“The house began with a question. After years of fast-paced careers and raising a family, a down-state couple didn’t want more space or more things. They were looking for a different pace. ‘How do we want to live in our stage of the journey?’ the husband remembers asking. The answer was more light, less clutter, and daily routines that felt good—a house that made it easy to be well.”
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Rooted in Place: A Sunlit Home Shaped by Everyday Living and Gathering
Story By Lucinda Hahn for MyNorth.com
April 06, 2026
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“Entertaining and cooking were really driving forces,” says Leaveck. The kitchen—command center for parties—also reflects the smart use of space that permeates the home. From the range placed against the wall to allow for a proper hood and venting, to the island housing the main sink and plenty of seating, it’s all designed for efficiency and fun. A second, full-size sink near the bar area supports party prep and cleanup. Those little vegetable sinks look nice, but they don’t get used,” Leaveck says. “Having a full second sink adds real functionality.” Appliances are thoughtfully placed: a beverage center beneath the bar, an under-counter microwave integrated into millwork, and a compact butler’s pantry with full-depth counters to keep less-used appliances out of sight.”
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