May 4, 2026
The Quincy: Rooted in Classic Design
The Quincy plan makes a composed first impression—equal parts refined and inviting. A soft wash of Benjamin Moore Seattle Mist sets a calm, elevated tone across the siding, allowing the texture and warmth of the Sherwood Forest brick to stand forward without overpowering the façade. The architecture leans classic in form, but the restraint in execution keeps it feeling fresh, creating a home that feels both timeless and distinctly current.
The material palette is where the exterior truly settles into itself. Rustic Taupe stain carries across the front door, garage doors, and exposed cedar, introducing depth and cohesion in a way that feels intentional rather than decorative. These warmer elements ground the lighter siding while subtly echoing the natural variation within the brick. Pella windows and black metal accents add contrast and definition, sharpening the overall composition without disrupting the softness of the palette.
Spanning 4,282 square feet, the Quincy plan is designed to support everyday living with intention. A dedicated office and a first-floor bedroom offer flexibility, while the primary suite is positioned as a true retreat with a spa-like ensuite and a laundry room that connects directly to the primary closet. With four total bedrooms, a bonus room, mudroom, expansive kitchen, and a traditional dining room, the layout balances open living with more defined spaces.
A sizable front porch anchors the entry, creating a comfortable, usable outdoor space, while the curved front door opening introduces a subtle architectural detail that softens the façade. Together, these elements reinforce the overall approach of the Quincy—thoughtful, well-balanced, and designed to feel cohesive from the exterior through to the way the home lives day to day.
