Overview

Tarmar is a rustic residence that masterfully combines natural charm with accessible living. Characterized by a gabled roof, expansive windows, and inviting covered porches, it employs reclaimed wood and stone to blend seamlessly with its surroundings. The design encourages outdoor living, lush landscaping, and natural daylight to promote connection and well-being.

Client Type

Tarmar welcomes individuals or families seeking a warm, rustic retreat designed with thoughtful accessibility. Prioritizing open, flowing spaces and generous doorways, the home supports easy navigation and fosters connection among residents, all while embracing nature through a harmonious indoor-outdoor relationship.

Project Scope

This project encompasses the design of a single-level rustic home focusing on accessibility and connection. Features include:

• Open-concept living, dining, and kitchen area maximizing space and flow

• Expansive windows for natural light and scenic views

• Covered porches aligned with structural beams for outdoor engagement

• Durable natural materials like reclaimed wood and stone

• Wide doorways and hallways for ease of movement

• Landscaping with walkways, lawns, flower beds, and driveway integration

Challenges Addressed

Key design elements ensured functional accessibility without sacrificing rustic aesthetics:

• Balancing rustic charm with modern accessibility standards

• Integrating natural materials for visual warmth and sustainability

• Creating an open, cohesive plan to minimize barriers and promote flow

• Maintaining harmony between indoor comfort and outdoor engagement

Goals Achieved

Tarmar delivers a welcoming, thoughtfully designed home balancing nature, comfort, and inclusivity:

✔️ Seamless blend of rustic materials and accessible design
✔️ Open layouts promoting ease of movement and family connection
✔️ Accurate architectural elements maintaining original charm
✔️ Inviting outdoor spaces integrated with natural surroundings
✔️ Sustainable design fostering lasting beauty and function