About Us
What is your Inspiration?
What we do is design buildings. We are extremely successful at what we do because we do one thing very well; we listen.
We listen to your inspiration.
Our goal is to design your home to nurture your spirit and elevate your lifestyle everyday.
We listen to the site.
The site has an immeasurable amount of information when we take the time to hear what it has to say.
We listen to your budget.
By adhering to the budget, the soul of the home is protected.
We listen to your wants & needs
and take heed of every conversation, written note and magazine clipping. Then transform them into your vision in built form.
“As music is liquid architecture, architecture is frozen music”
– Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Architectural Vernacular
The strongest attributes of R&CO is the wide range of Design Styles available.
Over the years we have designed hundreds of luxury homes in many different styles. We pride ourselves in our ability to design homes in wide range of Design Styles including Classic Prairie Style, Northwest Contemporary, Tuscan, Green & Green, Modern Farmhouse, and more.
Perhaps your inspiration came from seeing a house in Germany, or Vermont, or right here in Central Oregon; we can design your new home in that style, regardless of the challenges.
A Mountain Modern style home is an architectural and interior design approach that blends sleek, contemporary geometry with rugged, natural materials.
A Modern Farmhouse Style Home blends the cozy, practical warmth of traditional rural architecture with the clean lines, neutral colors, and sleek finishes of contemporary design.
Often called “ultimate bungalows”, a Greene & Greene style home is a distinct type of American Arts and Crafts (or Craftsman) architecture.
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foerster residence
A Tuscan home style is an architectural and interior design aesthetic inspired by the rustic farmhouses, rural villas, and sun-drenched landscapes of the Tuscany region in Italy.
The Intermountain West home style is a regional architectural and interior design aesthetic that blends rugged alpine and desert landscapes with a mix of traditional frontier craft and clean, modern lines.
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Stapleton residence
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Chiamonte residence
Northwest Contemporary architecture—also rooted in the Northwest Regional style or Northwest Modernism—blends clean, modern lines with the rugged natural environment of the Pacific Northwest (Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia)
French Country home style blends rustic farmhouse warmth with the understated elegance of 17th- and 18th-century provincial manors and chateaxes in regions like Provence. It focuses on a lived-in, unpretentious charm rather than formal grandeur.
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Gatti Atzenbeck Residence
Mid-Century Modern (MCM) is an architectural and interior design style that flourished in the United States and globally from roughly 1945 to 1970, emerging from post-World War II optimism, new building materials, and the influence of the European Bauhaus movement.
The Prairie School architectural style emerged around 1900 in the American Midwest (centered in the Chicago area), famously pioneered by architects like Frank Lloyd Wright and Louis Sullivan. Inspired by the wide, flat landscapes of the prairie, the style aimed to anchor buildings harmoniously to the earth rather than imitating European revival forms.
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Tanager Residence
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zeuske 2 residence
Site Evaluation
Whether you are still deciding which property purchase to make or have already purchased your land, we can advise and help you determine your best strategy on how to make the most of your new build.
Our Site Evaluation services can also help you compare multiple sites to find the best fit for your new home.
Communities
“Each and every community is identified by its own special personality. They are all defined by the company they keep, the activities they pursue and the lifestyle they share. And so it goes, the architecture of each community is the offspring of the vision statement inherited by its owners and residents.
Rozewski & Co., Designers is honored to have played a role in the shaping of these many rich and vibrant communities through the creation of many fine homes and, as a result, bear witness to dreams fulfilled.”
