“Bless his heart. Wright understood what I wanted right away,” Kim says. “He was the perfect temperament for me, and the perfect architect for this space. Nothing was too much trouble and there was never a rush with Wright.” Julie, who over the years has worked with many builders, agrees. “There was no one quite like Wright,” she says. “Such a depth of character. And he had great vision. Kim and I had ideas of how we wanted the space to look and function, but Wright was the one who structurally showed us how it could be done.” The original footprint of the five-now-four-bedroom home was fairly functional, but the overall layout was lacking the practical and structural spaciousness suited for the Becks and their adult children. “We basically took it down to the studs … busted walls down … opened it up,” Kim says. 46 WBM may 2014 The open, functional kitchen blends beachy with a classic, coastal style and colors, making this space an enticing and welcoming gathering spot for family and friends. home of distinction
Wrightsville Beach Magazine May 2014
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