One of the things that kept me sane during cancer treatment this time around was focusing on renovating a very unusual house that has been in my family for 45 years — a Buckminster Fuller Double Geodesic home near Lake Travis in Texas.
The first 2 photos are the after and the third is the before.
I designed and managed the entire gut renovation remotely from Massachusetts (and often from my sick bed): all the design work, the kitchen, bathrooms, windows, floors, lighting, landscaping, driveway, walkways, gardens, pool area, colors, staging — every detail inside and out. It became a creative lifeline for me during a very difficult period, and I’m incredibly proud of how it turned out. 
The transformation still feels a little surreal to me.
The transformation still feels a little surreal to me.
The house just went live on MLS today. Because it’s such an unusual property, I’m hoping Zillow’s algorithm may eventually pick it up as one of their featured specialty homes — but that depends heavily on early engagement.
So I have a small favor to ask:
Would you click this link and scroll through the photos if you have a moment? Every click and view in these first few days genuinely helps.
Thank you so much. ❤️
