Rustic Western
New Build.
A new construction shell we are slowly turning into a piece of the desert.
A new construction shell we are slowly turning into a piece of the desert.
The architecture arrived modern and clean. Our brief was to layer in age, story, and craftsmanship until the house felt like it had stood where it stands for fifty years. Every distinctive element in this home was hunted, not ordered.
The kitchen carries rich wood cabinetry under exposed timber headers and gathers around a central island that asks for company. The living room is built on reclaimed ceiling beams and textured plaster walls, with windows scaled to the desert horizon. The primary bath holds an antique stone basin sink we found at Round Top — the kind of piece that decides a room.
The most distinctly Sentenac House moment: a custom mirror handcrafted in Tucson from saguaro cactus ribs. A piece of the land, made by the land, inside the house. Multiple pieces from Round Top. A historic antique Spanish front door integrated into the entry. Nothing in this home could be reordered.
Rustic Western New Build is still becoming itself.
Final installations and styling are underway. Reveal photography coming as the house is finished — until then, what you see are the in-progress moments we love most.
If You See Your Home Here.
Every client starts with our pre-consultation application — a slow, generous conversation about your home, family, and the way you want to live. If we're a fit, we book a 45-minute consult with Nohea.
Our minimum project investment is $25,000.