Home Feature: Olde Stone Dutch Creek

Story by Aubrey Reynolds

Photography by Emily Rose Photography

Nestled within the country club community of Olde Stone, the home known as “Dutch Creek” is a refined yet welcoming expression of luxury living. Developed by Luke and Amber Pyles of Pyles Homes, this 3,414 sqft residence features five bedrooms and three and a half baths, offering a thoughtful balance of elevated design and everyday comfort.

Luke and Amber Pyles are the husband and wife team behind Pyles Homes, a company dedicated to developing custom market luxury homes that are fully turn key. Their mission is rooted in creating heirloom real estate on exceptional pieces of property, homes designed to endure both structurally and stylistically. Each build is intentionally unique, crafted to enhance the life and routines of its homeowners. By managing the design and development process in house, Pyles Homes removes the lengthy planning phases often associated with custom construction, delivering a finished product that feels personal without the prolonged timeline. Their work spans Bowling Green, Kentucky and Nashville, Tennessee, with Dutch Creek standing as a strong example of their philosophy.

This home came to life when a family familiar with Pyles Homes discovered the project while final design details were still being refined. Instantly recognizing that the layout and aesthetic aligned with their current stage of life, they knew the home was a natural fit. That alignment is evident throughout the finished space, where form and function coexist seamlessly.

The inspiration behind Dutch Creek is deeply tied to its surroundings. Olde Stone carries a distinct energy, one that feels reminiscent of a Floridian resort lifestyle with its amenities and sense of escape. Drawing from that atmosphere, Luke and Amber leaned into architectural influences found in Alys Beach along 30A, a place they have long admired. The exterior design was sparked by Dutch gables seen during a vacation, lending character and charm while maintaining a timeless presence within the neighborhood.

Inside, the home unfolds with a light and airy interior that immediately sets a relaxed tone. Whitewashed floors reflect natural light and create continuity throughout the space. Oak cabinetry adds warmth while plaster elements bring softness and texture to the architecture. Antique brass accents appear thoughtfully throughout the home, offering a subtle sense of age and familiarity that keeps the interiors from feeling too polished or formal. Together, these materials create a lived-in elegance that feels intentional and enduring.

The design approach focused heavily on natural materials to achieve a refined 30A-inspired aesthetic. From exotic marble countertops to richly saturated cabinet tones, each selection contributes depth without overwhelming the senses. The plaster fireplace serves as a striking focal point, grounding the living area with sculptural presence while remaining understated. Every detail was chosen to feel cohesive, creating a home that flows effortlessly from room to room.

What makes Dutch Creek especially compelling is how the details come together to support daily life. While the design is undeniably elevated, it remains approachable and functional. The spaces invite gathering, rest and connection, reflecting the belief that luxury should enhance how a home is lived in rather than simply how it looks.

At its core, Dutch Creek is a reflection of the values behind Pyles Homes. Luke and Amber believe that a home should feel deeply personal, timeless in design and ready to support life’s evolving seasons. Their collaborative approach allows for a consistent vision from the earliest stages of development through the final details, resulting in homes that feel complete and thoughtfully considered.

Dutch Creek stands as a testament to that vision. With its coastal-inspired influences, natural materials and carefully layered details, the home captures a sense of ease while maintaining a strong architectural identity. It is a place designed not only to impress but to endure, offering a beautiful backdrop for everyday moments in one of Bowling Green’s most sought-after communities.

Exterior Doors/Windows: Hill Motley 

Cabinets: Bluegrass Cabinets 

Plumbing: Shawn and Wade Lee of Lee Remodeling

Electrical: B Squared 

HVAC: Four Aces 

Countertops: Sugar Grove Marble 

Interior Doors and Trim: Hill Motley

General Contractor: Luke Pyles

Designer: Amber Pyles