With construction complete, Lauren and David turn their focus to living in the space they worked so hard to create. A new rug collection takes shape with hands-on family input, while shifts in designer partnerships open the door to future possibilities. As winter sets in, a zinc kitchen countertop is installed and the home fills with warmth, laughter, and Christmas celebrations—marking not just the end of a renovation, but the beginning of life fully lived inside the finished house.
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