We like to really get to know our clients, and in this case, become lifelong friends after the project. AiF was retained to reconsider a 1970s “ranch-burger” with a quirky and delightful owners’ wing designed by Andrew Geller in the early 1980s, all set into a glorious three acre landscape. The empty-nesters set out on an ambitious course with Matt that involved renovating the primary wing, the guest wing, stitched to a new, uplifted public wing for entertaining, and a detached four-car garage. The playful storage and display of her art and his cars in a rich interior and exterior landscape brings the proverbial “outside in” and turns the house into a lantern at dusk.