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CUSTOM HOME PORTFOLIO
When we say Custom Home, we mean it! Every Client collaborating with the Reynard Team receives a truly unique home based on their needs, site conditions and desired aesthetics.
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Below you'll find some of our favorites so far.
Cherry Log, Georgia
A set of stunning tree houses located in the woods with a magnificent view of the mountains and lake. Supported by wooden beams, and features a cozy deck with rustic wooden furniture, perfect for enjoying the breath taking views of nature. The exterior is clad in natural materials of wood and stone, blending seamlessly with the surrounding environment whilst the interior is warm and inviting, with a spacious living area, comfortable seating, and large windows that allow plenty of natural light.
Greeneville, Tennessee
Nestled on a hillside overlooking a gentle stream and rolling hills Holly Creek's simple design floats over the landscape. Open planed living that opens up to nature invites you in to take advantage of the view. Post and beam construction allows the design to take advantage of a glass façade to the rear whilst the use of wood brings a homely feel and helps blend with the nature that surrounds the home.
Atlanta, Georgia
This modern contemporary home makes the most of custom design. The use of simple straight lines and reserved material palette effectively creates presence on the lot.
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Following suit, the interior continues the simple clean lines and material selection. Open plan living connecting kitchen, dining and living spaces.
NOTELLY LAKE
Blairsville, Georgia
This stunning remodel of an existing lake house has resulted in a real show piece. Three levels that open up to the rear to take in that water view.
A mixture of rustic and farmhouse, the materials list includes an extensive use of stone and wood.
Sevierville, Tennessee
Nothing says custom home more than your very own A-Frame house. At 1300 square feet, it may be small but it delivers a lot. Two levels, two bedrooms, two bathrooms with an open plan living, kitchen and dinning room. All of this connected to a sweeping wrap around deck and the views beyond.
Hampton, Georgia
Modern contemporary with ample of natural light. The low pitched roof help generate the long simple lines that frame this dwelling. The custom layout inside connects every room to the double height central living space.
Lawrenceville, Georgia
An elegant build that is uniquely designed to fit its site and the challenging slope. Three levels with an open plan kitchen connected to a double height living space. While upstairs acts as a retreat for the bedrooms, the basement boast open entertainment space and connects to the rear outdoor living and pool.
Morganton, Georgia
This residential remodel does not disappoint. Taking a traditional two level design with basement and changing its style. The result is a contemporary modern piece of architectural using metal, stone and wood to house its many entertaining and relaxing lounge spaces.
BARNDOMINIUM
Manchester, Georgia
Half barn, half residence. This monitor barn style home come hobby farm brought together multiple disciplines to help customize a plan to house both family and farming equipment.
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Located south of Atlanta this family home enjoys peace and quite with uninterrupted views in every direction.
Woodstock, Georgia
This forever home brought together three generations in one dwelling. Contemporary Modern in nature it mixed together stone, brick, wood and architectural panels.
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The interior brings the family together with a central kitchen, dining, living and connection to the rear deck.
STANDARD
Brookhaven, Georgia
A knock down and rebuild project that was a long time coming. The project saw the removal of an abandoned duplex to make way for an elegant three level home and boasts a semi detached three car garage and Accessory Dwelling Unit, all attached to the main home via a bridge.
Saint Simons Island, Georgia
Nine sites, nine compact three bedroom, two and half bathroom homes on Saint Simon's Island Georgia. These tiny coastal farmhouses were part of a development proposal to provide small, affordable housing in a highly desirable area.
