When Process principal, Jason Karam and his partner stumbled upon a quiet home nestled in the trees, they saw more than just a fixer-upper, they saw potential. Tucked deep in the woods, the house felt like a grown-up treehouse: a little wild, a little worn, and full of possibility. Jason was ready for a personal project that blended his professional eye with his partner’s style and their shared vision of a dream home. They rolled up their sleeves and got to work, transforming the dated structure into a modern, light-filled retreat that blurs the line between indoors and out.
Today, the home stands as a reflection of their collaborative spirit—part sanctuary, part design experiment, and all heart. It’s a place where materials are honest, the pace is slower, and the closest neighbors are towering maples. Even their dog embraces the home’s connection to nature and is often spotted lounging on the deck or making friends with the local family of deer.
In an age of constant noise, the Dellwood residence manages to carve out something rare. A quiet life among the trees built with intention, creativity, and care.