"Stan Dixon's edited approach to the classical elements of architecture creates an understated aesthetic that is historically based while embracing influences of modern design. Through contextually sensitive work of appropriate style, scale, and proportion, he crafts buildings of permanence and delight, while providing their occupants with a beautiful place in which to live their lives. Dixon takes risks in blending genres and styles, with results that are creative and original" --

Neoclassical elegance -- Vernacular barn -- English estate -- Tropical oasis -- Edited style -- Island retreat -- Cotswold manor -- Lowcountry charm -- Coastal arts and crafts -- Mountain modern -- Palladian hospitality -- Curated narrative -- Riverfront revival