New England Home January - February 2024

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VOLUME 19, ISSUE NO. 3

140 Features 120 Full House This family retreat includes built-in flexibility that welcomes many or just two.

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VOLUME 19, ISSUE NO. 3

170 Design Dispatches Read up on industry news and mark your calendars with these must-attend events.

172 The Scene A look back at a host of design-related events.

184 Last Look Designer Katie Rosenfeld’s Vanity & Company expands to include dressing tables.

Special Marketing Section 93 Gallery of Fine Architecture

50 Here & There 39 Inspired Interiors An interior designer takes a minimalist approach on a coastal retreat without sacrificing comfort and warmth.

50 Rooms We Love Three designers create primary baths with soul, finding inspiration in very different eras and styles.

62 Things We Love Dressed-up accessories, earthy materials, and curvilinear shapes for your bathroom retreat.

68 Special Spaces Atop a mountain in Vermont, one family’s vacation home doubles as a playground for grown-ups.

74 Artistry Marcie Scudder is on an artistic journey of discovery.

80 Smith on Style Editor at Large Clinton Smith previews new and coming design attractions.

84 Site Specific Designed like a remodeled barn, this Vermont guesthouse offers welcome refuge.

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162 On the Market

30 Editor’s Note 180 Resources 182 Advertiser Index

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Jack London quote is pinned to my office wall.

It reads: “I shall use my time,” and while my life is nowhere near as action-packed as the late author’s, his words pop into my head daily.

Not only is it the mantra that keeps me moving, but it also reminds me to use my time well. This year, my No. 1 resolution is to fine-tune my work-life balance. I’m a big believer in setting achievable goals, so I’m starting by taking small steps. First up, I pledge to pick up the phone every time my parents call or put my phone away when my daughter wants to chat. I’ll invite my husband to dinner on a free evening, even if it’s at our own dining table. Further down the road, I’ll convince far-flung relatives it’s time for that family reunion we’ve been talking about for years!

As with many of the homes we feature, the motivation for almost all the projects in this issue is to ensure getting the gang together is so easy and irresistible that grown children, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends will be clamoring to congregate. One pair of homeowners even began the design of their winter getaway with an expansive dining table—a custom beauty that seats twelve—to accommodate the whole brood. Another vacation home, on a remote hillside in Vermont, elegantly and efficiently flexes for a crowd with wings that can be closed off or opened up as needed.

Whether the homeowners opt for a cozy weekend retreat or decide to throw open the doors for all, this home delivers—and keeps everyone coming back again and again.

Clearly it’s not a matter of whether we use our time—of course we do, and we balance many, many things—but rather how we use our time and who we share it with. January is the perfect opportunity to take a closer look.

May we all use our time well in the New Year.

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D ES I G N D I S C OV E R I ES F R O M A R O U N D C O N N ECT I C U T DESIGN DISCOVERIES FROM AROUND NEW ENGLAND

Less is Moore

An interior designer takes a minimalist approach on a coastal retreat without sacrificing comfort and warmth.

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Designer Blair Moore added paneling to the living room walls to give the space character and a sense of authenticity. The soaring room is painted Sherwin-Williams Shoji White. Two postmodern European pendants are part of a collection of four.

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CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: The custom dining table and chairs are from Moore’s

new furniture line, Roweam; little is known about the painting, but it serves as an ideal juxtaposition to the Croft House credenza. Moore designed a custom console to reside next to the fireplace. A rug from Minori Casa anchors both the dining and living spaces.

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H&T INSPIRED INTERIORS The settee and chair in the cozy study are vintage Hans Olsen. A series of dramatic folding panels gives the room gravitas and complements the French coffee table.

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Then they called Blair Moore, creative director and principal of Moore House Design based in Warren, Rhode Island, to come to the rescue. The club’s majestic shingle-clad facade is quintessentially New England; the residence’s interiors Moore initially encountered were not. “The space didn’t reflect the outside of the building, which feels warm and inviting,” says the designer. “Inside, it felt void of detail and craftsmanship.”

Working with builder Christopher Pettit of Pettit Construction, Moore and the couple embarked on a complete renovation

that included new paneling and lighting, entire kitchen and bath reworks, and new flooring, tile, and plumbing. No detail was overlooked.

In the meantime, Moore and her team devised a design scheme that would honor the building’s architectural heritage and coastal sense of place, along with her clients’ desire for minimal, calm spaces and a lack of clutter. The designer’s less-is-more approach melded sculptural furniture with contemporary silhouettes (many from her new furniture line, Roweam) while also incorporating vintage and antique pieces

With so many angular points of interest in the kitchen, Moore chose to add a soft curve to one side of the island as an unexpected counterpoint. Both the island and cabinets are white oak.

Standing sentinel, a trio of vintage saddle stools from Roweam adds a sculptural note.

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CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: In the guest room, a wall that gives guests a sense of

privacy divides two twin beds; the painting is by Mary Vogel. With its soft curves, the guest room console pairs nicely with an Italian lamp, Tony Paul stool, and charcoal sketch, all one-of-a-kind pieces from another era. The primary bedroom features a brass sconce by Obsolete, antique artwork, and a Roweam bench; the bed is dressed in a neutral grain-sack coverlet and a burgundy linen bedspread.

to retain a sense of warmth and coziness.

When it came to selecting—and editing—furnishings, lighting, art, and accessories, Moore maintained a hard line on what made the final cut.

“Don’t put anything into your space unless it adds character, value, and conversation,” says Moore. “And if it doesn’t, why do you need it? You don’t need it.

If I’m adding something, it has to add value to the story of the house and to the story of the clients.”

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In the Mood

Three designers create primary baths with soul, finding inspiration in very different eras and styles.

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White marble tiles with purple and black veining enliven the floor.

A vintage oil painting adds to the Italian-meetsart-deco aesthetic. The honed four-by-twelveinch marble floor tiles from DiscoverTile match the marble countertop from Cumar.

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When interior designer Cecilia Casagrande proposed an unexpected color combination—luscious plum and two sylvan shades of green—her clients swooned. Casagrande, who was tasked with turning the neglected third floor of her clients’ Brookline, Massachusetts, Victorian into a primary suite with a luxurious bath, had her starting point.

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“The effect is very Italian artsy. It’s like an old Italian villa.”

—INTERIOR DESIGNER CECILIA CASAGRANDE

Sconces with antique mirrored slats provide the finishing touch.

ABOVE: Borrowing square footage from the adjacent dressing room, Casagrande created a large walk-in shower with walls covered in handmade glazed ceramic tiles from DiscoverTile. The niche tile is a one-centimeter broken-joint mosaic. LEFT: The hand-rubbed brass ceiling fixture from Visual Comfort & Co. offers a pretty gleam at the top of the room.

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Farrow & Ball’s Green Smoke unites the walls and angled ceiling while echoing the canopy of the leafy neighborhood. Farrow & Ball’s Studio Green defines the window and baseboards and anchors the existing vintage clawfoot tub under the slanted ceiling while preserving the room’s original art deco vibe. The walk-in shower’s glossy hand-glazed ceramic tiles sport a plum tone that perfectly matches the vanity’s Farrow & Ball Brinjal paint.

On the floor, honed white marble tiles with lively purple and black veining, along with a mix of green, purple, white, and cream mosaic tiles in the shower, infuse more Old World feel. “The effect is very Italian artsy,” the designer says. “It’s like an old Italian villa.”

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“Sometimes having too much space can be as hard to navigate as not having enough,” designer Sarah Scales says. Her solution for this vast primary bath situated over a multi-car garage in Milton, Massachusetts? Adding architecture that highlights the room’s key features. A robin’s egg blue vanity nestles under a fanciful arch. That the enclave is lined with Carrara marble offers a

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The bottom portion of the built-in shelves hides the unit for the steam shower.

a spa-like feel. Built-in storage supplies a second touch of robin’s egg blue and obscures the burgeoning pitch of the ceiling.

Finally, the walk-in shower lies beyond another arch. Here, the sloped ceiling and cloud-like tiles beckon one to enter the steamy escape. “I love the idea of a portal in a traditional home,” Scales says. “It echoes classic architecture.”

CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: The wall-hung vanity with gilded wood legs is painted Benjamin

Moore Woodlawn Blue and has petite acrylic knobs that impart a bit of glam. The Kravet armchair next to the tub is upholstered in Christopher Farr | Cloth Carnival linen. Since natural stone is a no-no in a steam shower—steam elicits rust—Scales chose a glazed ceramic tile in similar tones as the vanity’s backsplash for the walls and a glass mosaic tile for the shower floor.

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The Waterworks sconce has a polished nickel finish that contrasts with the rest of the hardware.

Designer Tyler Karu points out that cherry is not an obvious wood for a vanity these days, but she appreciates its inherent qualities and deviation from the norm. “It’s an interesting wood that is warmer than white oak or walnut,” Karu says.

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Although this primary bath is graced with only one window, its connection to the outdoors is its most defining feature. “The design marries the home’s midcentury modern architecture with the nostalgia and natural environment of Sebago Lake,” designer Tyler Karu says. Karu, who reimagined the interiors of this 1969 lakefront home in Maine for a Boston family who uses it for summer and wintertime

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Handmade cement tiles, their skinny two-by-eight-inch profile and stacked installation channeling the midcentury era, line every wall. The tiles’ moody green-meets-blue hue suffuses the space, cocooning occupants in the colors of the outdoors, while their matte finish accentuates the kinship with nature’s raw beauty. So does the soapstone countertop and shower trim.

“I didn’t want contrast,” Karu explains.

“This from-the-earth element keeps it in the mood.” The vanity’s cherry wood, a lake house-inspired species that complements the tile, furthers the vibe.

EDITOR’S NOTE: For details, see Resources.

RIGHT: Karu played with scale on the floor, using two-inch penny

tiles with a matte finish. BELOW: Placing the window in the shower allowed room for a double vanity. “It pulls a tunnel of light into the shower and creates a nice mood,” Karu says.

The architect, a friend of the homeowners, added the window.

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“They’re both from Connecticut and grew up skiing a lot in Vermont,” Baran says. “Their goal was to build a vacation home where they could spend the holidays, inviting all their friends and family.”

The resulting lodge is certainly the type of place where you’d want to put your hiking boots up—and stay awhile. In three words? Elevated, approachable, and comfortable. “I envisioned a lot of Ralph Lauren mixed with straight lines and simplic-

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CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: The pantry’s sliding barn doors are made from reclaimed wood and add to the rustic aesthetic. Ralph Lauren fabrics soften the

wooden bunks, which accommodate up to fourteen guests. In the open living room, Baran’s goal was to highlight the panoramic views out the windows—and imbue the space with furniture choices that would stand the test of time.

ity because the views outside really speak for themselves,” Baran notes. “I wanted the interior to complement the exterior, not deter from it or compete with it.”

It helped that Vermont itself was one of the home’s major muses. The structure was built using reclaimed barnwood that Ambrose Custom Builders salvaged from tumbledown barns all around the state. The marble, too, was locally quarried in Danby. “We wanted to instill and honor all of that but really take it up a notch and make it more for these times,” Baran says.

And of course, in any vacation house a sense of FUN—all caps—is a must, and that’s where the bunks came in.

The builder hatched a plan to fill the catwalk’s cavernous space with enough bunks to sleep fourteen guests. “We wanted each one to be very cool with its own reading light and little drawer underneath—your own little cozy section, like you’re at sleepaway camp,” Baran explains. Adding to the vacationland feel:

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As Stowe-based artist Marcie Scudder walks through the beautiful, lush gardens that surround her hillside home, she pauses to point out the poppies, forget-me-nots, black-eyed Susans, and other flowers that have inspired her latest creations. “I’m so lucky to be surrounded by beautiful flowers like these, as well as the rest of Vermont’s gorgeous landscape,” she says. “I always knew I had to incorporate these colors, shapes, and forms into my artwork.”

After working as an architect in Newton, Massachusetts, for twenty-five years, Scudder retired and moved to the home she had designed for her mother in Stowe. An accomplished fine art photographer, she was hungry for a change and began studying for an MFA at Maine Media Workshops + College. “I loved photography, but I felt I needed a new artistic perspective, a new direction,” she explains.

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“I WANTED TO REMIND US THAT WE ARE ALL OUR MOTHERS’ GARDENS.” —Artist Marcie Scudder

dimensional world of paper sculptures,” she explains.

Scudder, however, did not abandon photography.

Rather, she has used it as the basis, or the starting point, for her new hanging quilt-like paper sculptural creations. She creates these by printing her own photographs, cutting them up, folding them into complex origami-like units, then sewing them together into flowing three-dimensional abstract paper sculptures.

The sculptures vary in shape and proportion, from pieces that could fit on a tabletop to room-size installations that reach from floor to ceiling.

Scudder’s works are layered with meaning and rich with metaphor. For example, one of her paper installations, My Mother’s Garden, is comprised of scores of folded photos of flowers she photographed from her mother’s own garden. “I wanted to remind us that we are all our mothers’ gardens,” she explains. “We grow and bloom and have children that also become parents. We are all the seeds that our mothers planted.”

As she sits at her worktable in her studio that overlooks a verdant landscape, she admits, “I’m not yet sure what this next sculpture will be.

But I am happy to let my mind and hands wander until I connect with some essential truth. It’s how I learn. It’s how I feel.”

EDITOR’S NOTE: To see more of Marcie Scudder’s work, visit marciescudder.com.

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hen a Boston couple commissioned David Sargent and Ann Shriver Sargent to create a guesthouse for their 1820s cape in Hartland, Vermont, the design team found their inspiration just outside the front door.

“When you drive down this road, there are three other examples of white capes with giant red barns behind them, so it was very clear to us that this

guesthouse had to look like a converted barn,” says Ann, who orchestrated the interiors while husband David handled the architecture.

Modeled on a bank barn, which has entries on two levels, the timber-frame structure is awash in sepia hues, offering a warm respite when temperatures plummet. Pale poplar paneling treated with a translucent

A custom hooked carpet wraps around the living room’s fieldstone hearth, avoiding awkward gaps between rugs. To expedite construction during Vermont’s abbreviated building season, the structure was built with a timberframe armature from Bensonwood then finished off by Housewright Construction.

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ABOVE: The guest barn boasts a full-size kitchen with a pantry (at far left) that includes a half Dutch door to secure a friend’s dog at Thanksgiving. RIGHT: A masonry vault on the bottom level supports the living room fireplace above and doubles as a bar. “That was a challenge,” concedes Jeff Page of Housewright Construction, which fashioned the self-supporting vault from fieldstone and reclaimed brick.

whitewash alternates with tinted plaster walls, which Housewright Construction applied in a rough-hewn “brown coat” to suggest the textured finish one might find in a real barn. A tapestry of ruddy reclaimed hemlock animates the floor underfoot, its rough-hewn demeanor tempered by custom hooked rugs that nod to traditional New England handiwork.

Ann offset the monochromatic backdrop with a comfortable mix of antique and new furniture. “We brought color into the house with rugs and draperies, throws and furniture, fabric and pillows,” she says. A cerulean blue sofa animates the living room and is echoed in window treatments and kitchen cabinets, as well as doors bound with hand-forged strap hinges. The artisan’s touch is also evident in the handblown bubble lights cascading from the dining room ceiling and in the bespoke chestnut table below, which expands to seat sixteen.

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entry’s heated slate floor with Oriental carpets because they’re durable, hide dirt, and are relatively easy to clean. An interior window brings extra light into the bottom-floor game room, where a Thomas O’Brien chair from Century flanks an antique chest. Like the other four bedrooms, the primary was kept compact because people don’t spend as much time in their bedrooms at a guesthouse.

The living room’s fieldstone fireplace is supported by a reclaimed-brick vault on the bottom level, which doubles as a bar for the neighboring game room. Walls are covered in a canvas mural by Susan Harter depicting the surrounding landscape, which the owners commissioned sixteen years ago for a previous house.

With five bedrooms and six baths, the guesthouse was intended to serve as a welcoming retreat for the owners’ three adult children and their friends. And if mom and dad often find themselves sneaking over to sleep there instead of in the main house, who can blame them?

EDITOR'S NOTE: For details, see Resources.

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hristopher Pagliaro Architects was founded as a design-oriented studio that believes architecture is a performing art that leads to client satisfaction. The firm has developed a reputation as the creator of exceptional architecture throughout North America. Its guiding principle is that all projects should enhance the complete context within the environment. Each home is exceptionally functional, applying key concepts of place, space, light, scale, and material.

The hallmark is the marriage of building and site. A well-organized spatial flow provides the primary contribution to our design and maintains the sensibility with

which one space relates to the next, creating an elegant and functional plan. Projects are designed to maximize the daylight, enticing you into the space and conveying a sense of optimism and possibility.

There is an experience to architecture. It is not simply the location of a window, but the manipulation of the building’s envelope so that space becomes a part of the view. It is not singular, but multiple, experienced from different angles and through multiple spaces simultaneously. A Christopher Pagliaro design is not just a building, but a place at peace with itself.

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or more than thirty-five years, the team at Hutker Architects has been helping families and individuals create one-of-a-kind homes. We work together to design a program of indoor and outdoor spaces that best supports the ways in which you live, work, and play. We begin each project by learning about the particulars of a site and the priorities of the homeowners. From there, we establish desired life patterns and work to create spaces that make the most of a home’s unique location, as well as support and anticipate our clients’ lives in the future.

Having designed more than 400 houses along the New England shore and beyond, we are committed to the prin-

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ciple “build once, well,” looking to the historic architecture of the region as inspiration for original contemporary design.

Our team of more than seventy professionals shares a passion for place and a belief that houses are the most important structures people can occupy. We continue to be inspired by the unique challenge of creating a place that feels like “home” for each client. Whether designing a primary residence or a summer retreat, we strive to create inviting, adaptable houses that are well-suited for today, but will be enjoyed for generations.

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2 1 Coordinated dwellings and an expansive waterfront location combine to create a generational summer retreat for these homeowners. 2 An evening approach with a warm and inviting glow.

3 Well-positioned windows and doors lend a dramatic element to this primary suite. 4 Architectural details and natural light combine to illuminate multiple living levels.

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Jan Gleysteen Architects 1

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an Gleysteen Architects (JGA) is a collaborative and award-winning architectural design firm executing high-end residential projects across New England.

Ranging from new constructions to authentic historic renovations, our diverse portfolio includes a blend of traditional and modern themes that complement the architectural legacy here in New England.

As residential design experts we understand the personal nature of creating a home. Our team is dedicated to engaging clients in the process of designing their dream house. Drawing on years of experience and working alongside the homeowner, builder, interior designer,

and specialists, we strive to create elegant, functional, and personalized solutions for each project. The results are timeless, enduring residences that will be enjoyed for generations to come.

The firm offers a full complement of design services, from early site selection all the way to construction administration. An in-depth understanding of construction coupled with technical expertise makes JGA a strong client advocate from the earliest stages of design until project closeout. Specializing in custom new homes, additions, historic renovations, and custom millwork, JGA is dedicated to making your dream home a reality.

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Our passion is to design timeless homes with architectural scale, beauty, and proportion. The outcome is a harmony enjoyed by all.

—Jan Gleysteen AIA

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ongfellow Design Build provides homeowners with award-winning architectural design services for new homes, historical renovations, or additions to existing homes.

Our in-house architectural design staff includes licensed architects, structural engineers, and kitchen/ bath design specialists–an agile team of experienced professionals who believes in a communicative process and collaborative approach.

Offering one-stop design and construction services gives us a unique perspective, depth of knowledge, and the resources to execute creative solutions that provide

homeowners more value for their budget.

Longfellow’s design team works comfortably with a wide variety of architectural styles. From coastal Cape Cod to the mountains of New Hampshire, we understand the intricacies of designing homes that meet the challenges of a New England climate and terrain.

Our process begins by focusing on a homeowner’s ideas, needs, lifestyle, and tastes to develop a vision that often includes creative solutions. Our end goal is to create comfortable, elegant, and livable homes that support and reflect the lives of real families.

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2 1 3 2021 PRISM Gold Award winner.

Adirondack-style ski house at South Peak Resort, NH. The great room comprises a rustic kitchen and comfortable living area. 2 2022 PRISM Gold Award winner. Historic renovation of Falmouth Heights waterfront home with coffered ceiling and custom-designed wet bar. 4 2021 PRISM Gold Award winner. Modern-style beach home kitchen with sleek black and maple cabinetry.

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ak Hill Architects considers each project as a unique opportunity to translate a client’s vision into reality. Their work ranges in style from traditional to contemporary, and in scope from additions and renovations to new construction. What remains constant is an attention to detail and a sensitivity to proportions, light, and the quality of spaces.

By listening carefully to clients and working closely with them through all phases of the design and construction process, Oak Hill Architects develops a comprehensive scope of work that is in line with their client’s goals and priorities. Taking a consistently thoughtful and collabora-

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tive approach, a design is created that reflects the client’s lifestyle and aesthetics. These values are at the core of the practice.

“Andrew Reck and the team at Oak Hill Architects are both talented and easy to work with. The results of our project far exceeded our extremely high expectations.

Andrew listened to our (fairly lengthy) list of ideas and, after carefully and respectfully considering them, delivered three design options for us to choose from. Each one was a more perfect version of our vision, reflecting creative design and attention to detail. We cannot recommend Oak Hill Architects highly enough.” –Robin & Scott

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1 Designed to look like an English cottage, this stone and shingle gambrel home has extensive Old World detailing, inside and out. 2 An elliptical arch and built-in shelving complement this cozy spot, perfect for reading a good book in the formal stair hall. 3 The use of custom cabinetry and Carrera marble provides a comfortably refined kitchen that is immensely usable for everyday life. 4 Mahogany millwork, an antique marble fireplace that once graced the New York Times boardroom, and abundant natural light combine to provide the perfect ambiance for a study.

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olhemus Savery DaSilva Architects Builders (PSD) is a fully integrated architecture, landscape architecture, construction, and property services firm that collaborates closely with clients to create exceptional new homes and renovations that celebrate creative design and quality craftsmanship, honor their natural environments, and set the stage for lasting memories—for generations to come. Working on Cape Cod, the Islands, and throughout coastal southeastern New England, PSD’s projects represent a broad range of aesthetics and scales that are all specifically suited to their owners and sites. They create truly special places achieved through a highly collaborative process.

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With their full integration and advanced project management system, every phase of the project—from site selection and permitting, to architectural design, landscape design, construction, and post-construction maintenance—is led by PSD’s seasoned team. This carefully coordinated approach seamlessly connects architecture and construction, ensuring single-source accountability, creative continuity, and quality, schedule, and cost controls from inception to completion. The team emphasizes clear communication to keep clients engaged and excited, alerts them as decisions are needed, and shares progress at every step.

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1 At the front porch, the entry bay steps forward and is clad in smooth white boards rather than natural shingles. It is on center with the porch but not with the “Federal Style” mass that emerges behind the porch. 2 The full expanse of this house proudly stretches out to the view as the porch openings coyly stretch up into eyebrows. 3 This family space includes a high ceiling in the center, mid-level ceiling at the sides, and low ceiling in cozy nooks. The variety of scale accommodates a range of social interactions, all with spectacular views. 4 A major new monograph on the work of PSD is now available. The twenty-seven diverse and delightful PSD houses featured in this book, all from New England, are extraordinary examples of the artistry of architecture and construction.

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Polhemus Savery DaSilva Architects Builders Serving Cape Cod, the Islands & Coastal Southeastern New England 508-945-4500 psdab.com JOHN R. DASILVA, FAIA FOREWORD & PRINCIPAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRIAN VANDEN BRINK INTRODUCTION BY VICTOR DEUPI, PHD

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BA Architecture designs personalized residential and workspace architecture throughout New England and New York. In the city, by the coast, or out in the countryside, our projects integrate refined details, landscape, natural light, and innovative energy solutions.

The heart of the studio focuses on delivering biophilic designs to connect people with each other and their natural environment.

RBA’s body of work includes new construction, historic

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preservation, renovations, interior design, master planning, site selection, and consulting services. The RBA team collaborates with our clients and a diverse team of experts to provide tailored, high-performance buildings aligned with client goals and budgets.

We look forward to collaborating with you to develop your vision. Together, we build projects centered by a sense of light and place, contributing to generations of balanced work and life.

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2 Our work integrates architecture, landscape and technology with natural light, refined solutions, proportion, and beautiful details.

The heart of the studio focuses on delivering site specific designs to connect people with each other and their natural environment.

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ob Bramhall Architects designs fine custom homes and luxury vacation properties throughout the Northeast, coastal South, and mountains of the American West. Led by principal Rob Bramhall, the firm is organized as a small studio of professionals offering services in site design, architecture, and interiors.

An avid skier and outdoorsman, Rob lived in the mountains of Montana and Wyoming while training to become an architect. His love of the West and of his native New England has given form to a design sensibility that blends a deep respect for tradition with a reverence for nature.

Rob states, “We love harnessing site features as the

foundation of our process and then layering in the many design preferences of our client-partners.”

When asked what sets his firm apart, Rob points to an absence of a fixed architectural style and to his efforts to keep RBA from growing beyond his ability to be intimately involved with each client. He reflects, “It’s gratifying to work on projects with true stewards—those clients who trust in our process and value what we bring to the table as we work toward creating signature architectural experiences.”

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1 Classic Shingle-style living on the waters of Nantucket Sound.

2 Locally sourced woods warm the heart of this Lowcountry kitchen at Palmetto Bluff, South Carolina. 3 Traditional New England forms and materials such as cedar and stone ground this expansive family compound.

4 With a nod to the mountains of the West, this Sunday River ski house is equally at home in New England snow.

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ROB BRAMHALL ARCHITECTS Rob Bramhall Architects 14 Park Street Andover, MA 01810 978-749-3663 robbramhallarchitects.com

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Sally Weston Associates

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ally Weston Associates specializes in traditional residential architecture. Our firm has established a reputation for fine architectural design, and we are dedicated to listening and understanding our clients’ needs, desires and wishes, and budget constraints. In addition, we are dedicated to thinking through solutions that will meet the owner’s needs now, in the future, and throughout a family’s many changes.

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We take great pride in our projects, whether a new private residence, a renovation/addition, or a historic renovation. Our commitment to architecture through creativity, flexibility, and thoroughness is reflected throughout our work and our relationships with clients and consultants.

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SALLY WESTON

A S S O C I A T E S Sally Weston Associates Architecture—Planning—Interior Design 222 North Street Hingham, MA 02043 781-749-8058 sallyweston.com

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David Sharff Architect, PC

Timeless Design: Artistry & Function

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hat do you want your transformed space to say about you? At David Sharff Architect we deliver timeless, individualized designs that reflect your lifestyle and taste. Renovating your home is a personal and collaborative process. We partner with experienced build teams and innovative vendors to produce the best-possible results. Through the artful integration of function, form, and refined materials, we create a physical presence and ambiance that—while beautiful and new—feels as though it has been part of your home forever. Since 1995, the David Sharff Architect team has been offering expert and personalized attention for all types of residential projects, from new construction and additions to whole-house renovations. Starting in 2024, we will begin a new chapter working out of a bespoke studio in the heart of historic Back Bay, reshaping urban environments for discerning clients.

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DAVID SHARFF, AIA

David Sharff Architect, PC Back Bay/Metrowest/New England Boston, MA 508-359-5737 davidsharffarchitect.com

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ASS Architect specializes in adding mass to existing homes in Massachusetts and beyond. Owner Nicholas Paolucci serves the masses throughout New England, providing high-quality residential design and construction drawings on time and under budget.

Our Spring Grove project in Andover (photo) features a new garage wing with a guest suite above, a front entry foyer addition, an open-concept kitchen, a roof-deck, and a finished basement.

MASS Architect works with a network of general contractors in a design-build fashion, teaming up to give homeowners a unified approach to meeting their project goals.

Paolucci is also a LEED accredited professional, proficient in today’s sustainable design standards.

Current projects include a custom waterfront home in Quincy, a modern retrofit in Milton, and a gut renovation in Beacon Hill.

NICHOLAS M. PAOLUCCI, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP HOMES

MASS Architect 45 Woodmere Drive Milton, MA 02186 401-316-3525 massarchitect.com

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efined Renovations is an award-winning designbuild firm that has been refining homes in the Boston area for the past two decades. Over that time, we have assembled an incredibly talented team, honed our design-build services and approach, and generated dozens of wonderful outcomes. From designing a new kitchen to builing a custom home, our full-service team handles everything. Regardless of the project’s size, our philosophy is to honor the home’s original architecture while adding impactful and stylish additions suited to your lifestyle. We look forward to welcoming you to our Wilmington or Wellesley design studio.

This recent Andover home renovation gave us the opportunity to redesign and rebuild an outdoor patio in a gorgeous bluestone with Boston Blend Ashlar stone

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walls and a built-in grill. Our design features a two-sided fireplace that serves as the focal point and room divider for these two spaces. The upper patio is adorned with a western cedar pergola that offers a warm, rich setting for an outdoor dining table. The lower patio is the perfect place to roast marshmallows with all the kids.

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Refined Renovations 16 Upton Drive, Suite 1 Wilmington, MA 01810 184 Worcester Street Wellesley, MA 02481 978-809-3221 refinedren.com

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ith experience, creativity, and innovation, Timothy Burke Architecture engages with clients from development through construction in a collaboration that focuses on their requirements and aspirations. This approach results in unique, refined, and delightful design solutions that transform imaginative ideas into reality.

Our talented team creates single-family and multifamily residences, commercial, healthcare, retail, and other spaces that exist in harmony with their surroundings.

We tailor our solutions to exceed our clients’ expectations, working from principles of style, simplicity, and efficiency. We balance exceptional design and budget to

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For the dining table, Silver Maple Construction built a trestle-style base that allows lots of leg room when guests are many. The wall art is a commissioned piece by Miami textile artist Ana Maria Mariani.

FACING PAGE: The living room’s striking rust-colored floor-to-ceiling fireplace surround is acid-washed steel, fabricated off-site in Silver Maple’s workshop. The ceiling is whitewashed oak accented with timbers salvaged from an old barn.

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Full House This family retreat includes built-in flexibility that welcomes many or just two.

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rchitect and historian Thomas C. Hubka hails the nineteenth-century New England farmhouse as an archetype of practical and aesthetic design. In his 1984 book Big House, Little House, Back House, Barn (reprinted in 2022), he chronicled the typical farmstead, usually three or four buildings, including a barn, of various sizes connected under a series of gabled roofs of 122

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP RIGHT: A collection of succulents is arranged as a centerpiece on the dining room table. The built-in bar off the living room is a “little jewel,” says interior designer Kate Kelley. Twelve-foot highperformance Marvin sliding-glass doors seal the living room against the cold while providing a view of the snowy terrace and meadow beyond.

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Looking up at the house from the base of the meadow, landscape architect Keith Wagner says the concrete wall “creates a plinth that gives the house a comfortable stance on this sloped site.” The gable ends on the left wing and on the barn face forward, while the middle structure has a broader roofline, a scheme that helps break up the massing of the 5,890-square-foot house.

different heights and sizes. Sections could be closed off as needed to save heat or provide privacy, and you could access the barn without stepping outside.

The Vermont retreat that architect Joan Heaton designed for her clients is a variation on Hubka’s classic farmhouse theme, hitting an architectural sweet spot that pays homage to the past while embracing pared-down modernism. The clients, a couple with four adult children, wanted a vaca-

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“IT’S NO FRILLS in a modern way.”

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tion home that would work when the family is together—and there could be as many as ten guests sharing the space—and when the couple is alone.

Heaton’s answer is three distinct two-story buildings tied together by flat-roof one-story structures to create a handsome, unified complex. The result is a 5,890-square-foot house that reads as a welcoming rural homestead.

The house is set at the edge of a gently sloping

meadow, part of a more than 100-acre property, most of which is forested conservation land. Keith Wagner, principal of Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture, recalls the Goldilocks moment when he, Heaton, and the owners selected the site for the house. “It wasn’t the highest or the lowest spot.

It was just the right fit,” he says of the unanimous decision. “We all knew. Everyone felt it.”

Inside and out, Heaton strove for sophisticated

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simplicity. “It’s no frills in a modern way,” she says.

Windows lack trim, walls have no molding. It’s a minimal style that requires “attention to detail to the nth degree,” says Sean Flynn, an owner of Silver Maple Construction, which built the house in a soup-to-nuts operation. “It’s a solid example of what we do,” he says. “Everything comes from us. We don’t have various crews. It’s one team the whole way through.”

In creating the interior spaces, designer Kate Kelley says, “I complemented the architecture with lots of textures and soft colors. I wanted it to be calm and uncluttered but not too serious.”

Together and apart, “Everyone loves the house,” says the client. “When the family is all there, they have their privacy. When it is just my husband and I, we can close off areas, so the house doesn’t feel huge.”

The living room, dining area, and kitchen are in the center of the house. The primary bedroom suite is above, accessed by its own staircase. The home’s west wing has a first-floor study, laundry, and guest

ABOVE: The Zen-like kitchen has no upper cabinets to break sight lines. An adjacent pantry provides plenty of storage, and Knoll stools around the island add contrast. The range hood is Tadelakt Moroccan lime plaster crafted by Jonathan Ives of Shoreham, Vermont. Ceiling pendants and Hakwood engineered white-oak flooring add to the Japanese sensibility. TOP LEFT: Floating shelves of richly stained walnut accent a corner next to the textured handmade white subway tile from Waterworks.

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“I COMPLEMENTED THE ARCHITECTURE with lots of textures and soft colors. I wanted it to be calm and uncluttered but not too serious.”

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ABOVE: The primary bedroom’s gas fireplace is set in the same Tadelakt plaster that is used in the kitchen. RIGHT: Japanese influences continue in the primary bath starting with the sleek black soaking tub. FACING PAGE: The sofa in the conversation pit looks built in but was made to order by Partners in Design of Newton, Massachusetts. It is upholstered with a soft-toned Paul Smith fabric from Maharam.

suite and two second-floor bedrooms and baths, also accessed by its own stair.

Above the garage, reached by a third set of stairs, are two more bedrooms connected by a sitting room, aka the “convo pit,” a must-have for one of the client’s two daughters. A retro concept reminiscent of John Lennon’s living room in Help! or Don Draper’s Manhattan apartment in Mad Men, the sunken room has a comfy made-to-fit sectional that dominates the room and draws guests like a magnet. “It’s a very popular space,” says the owner, an observation that applies to this niche and the entire house.

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What began as a request to repair a door and source counter stools turns into a complete renovation in Beacon Hill.

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The living room windows in this 1818 Beacon Hill condo are original (think single pane), so interior designer Robin Gannon devised blanket-like curtains lined in felt to combat the winter cold. White piping on a curved custom sectional breaks up its expanse of blue velvet and brings a touch of casualness to the formal space.

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The living room’s coral-colored silk wallcovering changes hue depending on the light. The painting is by Heidi Coutu. LEFT: Gannon used the dining table, which the wife had already purchased, as the room’s jumping-off point. She treated the Gracie wallpaper as artwork by creating panels that act as frames. The vintage chandelier is glass, crystal, and yellow-painted wood.

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t all started out innocently enough. The wife of a couple who had purchased a recently developed early-1800s condo in Boston’s Beacon Hill was staying at the Inn at Hastings Park in Lexington, Massachusetts.

Counter stools around the bar caught her eye, so she called the hotel’s interior designer, Robin Gannon. “We got to talking,” says Gannon, “and before we knew it, we were designing the whole space.”

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THE WIFE’S PREFERENCE for all shades of blue informed the color palette, which Gannon complemented with pops and downright bursts of coral.

It was a similar experience with builder Brookes + Hill. “I’d worked with these clients before,” says project manager and special projects director Bryan Guimar, “and they reached out to me about repairing a door. Five days later, the husband calls back and says, ‘We just hired an interior designer—now we’re really in trouble!’ ” The wife’s style, which Gannon calls “updated traditional,” drove most of the

design decisions. The condo’s interior architecture skewed modern with clean lines and a relative lack of millwork (apart from the living room’s original nineteenth-century crown molding); Gannon warmed it up with traditional elements like tray ceilings, paneling, molding, and a plethora of thoughtful antiques to be consistent with the building’s origins. The wife’s preference for all shades of blue informed the color palette, which

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dining room’s jib door opens to the condo’s elevator-level foyer; when it’s closed, the door all but disappears. Counter stools (with brass details on the footrests) surrounding the pewter-topped kitchen island were what prompted the wife to contact Gannon. The family room’s fireplace wall extends into the kitchen; Gannon topped the built-in cabinets with stone so the homeowners could use the surface to serve apps and drinks during family get-togethers.

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elevator-level foyer connects the dining room with the guest bedroom; Formations benches tuck under a console and offer additional seating. In the guestroom, the raspberry reds, sunset oranges, and periwinkle blues in the Bunny Williams Home table lamps pick up on colors in the rug.

Gannon added a runner and paneling to the stairway that leads from the street-level foyer to the living room.

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Gannon complemented with pops and downright bursts of coral.

With two bedrooms and two and a half baths, the condo is modest in size, but the couple wanted to make sure it offered plenty of room for their four adult children to congregate for sporting events and binge-watching. Gannon accomplished this by tucking seats—and corresponding drink drops—into strategic places, like leather

stools snug under a Lucite console behind the family room sofa, a pair of chairs on the staircase landing, and an antique gilt bench in the dining room.

That room, with its floral Gracie wallcovering and seventeenth-century Swedish cabinet, just might be the showstopping space in the house. It certainly contains Guimar’s favorite element: the “invisible” jib door, papered in the same Gracie pat-

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The primary bedroom’s wool-sateen drapery wall is the same shade of blue as the Schumacher wallcovering and conceals shelving used for storage. FACING PAGE: The sofa at the end of the bed faces what appears to be a mirror but is actually a TV. Like almost every seat in the condo, the comfy reading chair pairs with its own drink-drop table.

tern, that connects the dining room with the elevator foyer. “That door is just incredible,” says Guimar.

It’s not the only mystery moment in the condo, either. A wall of periwinkle drapes in the primary bedroom conceals built-in shelves for storage—very useful considering the antique bed’s lack of a skirt. “Without a skirt, it makes the room feel bigger and lets you see the bed’s turned posts all the way down to the floor,” says Gannon. And what appears to be a mirror above the dresser

in the room is a flat-screen TV thanks to dielectric glass.

What started out as a broken door and the need for stools around a kitchen island snowballed into a renovated home where every moment feels intentional. “I love to give clients the flexibility in how they use each room, each space,” says Gannon.

“We help them share the story about how they live, creating the spaces that reflect them completely, and then tiptoe out.”

ARCHITECTURAL AND INTERIOR DESIGN:

Robin Gannon Interiors RENOVATION BUILDER:

Brookes + Hill Custom Builders

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White-oak posts and beams define the open floor plan, so the living area feels both spacious and cozy. A fieldstone fireplace complements designer Ellen Marment’s palette of soft greens and smoky blues. FACING PAGE: An antique bench sets a welcoming tone in the entry. The handy mudroom, behind a wide pocket door, has enough hooks and storage space to accommodate plenty of guests.

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It’s all about family at this New Hampshire vacation home designed for joyful gatherings.

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CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Natural shingles and gunmetal-gray trim let the home blend into

its surroundings. The living room’s quiet color scheme keeps the focus on the view through the floor-to-ceiling windows. A sliding barn door separates the den from the living room.

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he owners of this New Hampshire home cherish family meals. So much so, in fact, that their dining table played a central role in the home’s design. “We laugh about it,” the husband says, “but we really designed the house around the dining room table because we love getting together as a family for mealtime.”

His family has spent time in this part of New Hampshire along the Vermont border for generations. His two siblings and his mother all have homes nearby, and for years, the couple would make the trek from their primary home in Connecticut with their two now-grown sons to visit his parents’ lakeside home. “Finally,” the wife 143

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Texture, in the grasscloth ceiling and wall papers, and pattern, in the rug, window treatments, and sofa, put the cozy in the room the family calls the “cozy den.”

FACING PAGE: A custom table that expands to seat twelve comfortably anchors the rounded dining room. Marment chose the black wicker chairs with cushiony seats to encourage post-prandial lingering.

says, “we got to the point where we thought it would be nice to have our own place there.”

Architect E. Ronald Gushue had designed the couple’s Fairfield County home, so they called on him again. “Ron is all about symmetry, and we like that,” the wife says.

They also wanted to be sure the house would blend into the hilly, forested surroundings. Gushue walked the twenty-three-acre property, talked with

the couple about their wants and needs, and designed a home tailor-made for family gathering.

The peaked-roof structure’s front facade does, indeed, have a pleasing symmetry, as well as windows galore to ensure views from nearly every room across a valley and lake to the mountains beyond.

Natural shingles and gunmetal-gray trim keep the home from obtruding on the landscape.

Inside, the main living area has an open floor

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LEFT: A single slab of Olympia marble forms the stove’s backsplash. Brass hardware echoes the glow of the ceiling light and adds a warm touch to the space. RIGHT: A simple black light with a gold interior glows above the marble-topped island. The forest-green island from Crown Point Cabinetry was the starting point for the home’s palette.

“GREEN IS THE UNIFYING COLOR, AND THE ISLAND’S BEAUTIFUL DARK GREEN WAS THE JUMPING-OFF POINT.” —INTERIOR DESIGNER ELLEN MARMENT plan that encourages family get-togethers.

White-oak beams and posts help delineate individual spaces. “The beams and posts very cleverly define each space without putting up any walls,” says interior designer Ellen Marment.

Marment, a longtime friend and the designer of the couple’s primary home, gave the living area a sophisticated but casual look with a quiet palette of greens

and smoky blues against walls painted in a warm white with a soft greige undertone. She and her clients quickly settled on green as a predominant color, starting with the rich forest-green of the kitchen island. “Green is the unifying color, and the island’s beautiful dark green was the jumping-off point,” she says.

A variety of patterns—Cowtan & Tout’s Burnham Stripe fabric on the sofa and

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CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Soft colors and plush textures define

the primary bedroom; Marment chose the pressed-flower botanicals above the mantel because, she says, “they balance the heft of the fireplace.” Pristine white Thassos marble tops the bathroom’s vanity. Sister Parish’s Sintra grasscloth wraps the walls of the primary bath.

ARCHITECTURE: ERG Architect INTERIOR DESIGN: Ellen Marment Interiors BUILDER: Trumbull-Nelson Construction Company

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Chelsea Textiles Raindrops fabric on the club chairs in the living room—lend interest to the subdued palette. “I tend to use patterns and stripes and plaids for a cozier vibe,” Marment says. “They feel new and fresh but also timeless.”

Elsewhere, blue makes an appearance, most notably in the charming room everyone has taken to calling the “cozy den,” where the ceiling sports a Phillip Jeffries grasscloth in a spunky denim blue.

Blue reigns in the primary suite, too, in a softer version that complements the custom pine bed,

white upholstered furniture, and white Thassos marble bathroom vanities.

The homeowners escape to their getaway home as often as they can, and nothing makes them happier than hosting a family dinner around the custom-crafted dining table that sparked the design. “It’s fabulous,” the wife says. “Even if it’s just the two of us we’ll sit at the table for dinner and watch the moon coming up over the lake. It’s really special.”

EDITOR’S NOTE: For details, see Resources.

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One of the clients’ requests was a great room for entertaining. A custom light fixture from Cameron Design House hangs above a cozy sectional, a chair from Anees Upholstery, and a rug from Dover Rug & Home. FACING PAGE: A stone-and-copper fireplace separates the great room from the entry.

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Natural Instincts

In Weston, a modern Prairie-style residence fits in seamlessly with its setting.

Text by ALYSSA BIRD Photography by READ M C KENDREE / JBSA

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: A light fixture from

Visual Comfort & Co. and a rug from Dover Rug & Home create additional interest in the entry; just beyond is a sculptural mono-stringer staircase with oak treads. The homeowners like to entertain, so Briar Design imagined a custom sectional with a deep surround where people can perch during a party. Below the staircase is a sculpture by Charles Sherman.

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ocation is everything, as they say, and this particular four-and-a-half-acre site in Weston, Massachusetts, had everything going for it, from wooded privacy to wetland views.

There was just one small hiccup: the property had a modest existing cape that wasn’t going to cut it as the clients’ forever home.

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“When we first saw the lot, we all knew it was the one,” says Slocum Hall Design Group principal David Boronkay. With the help of Concept Building and landscape architect Jane Shoplick, Boronkay sited a new 12,000-square-foot five-bedroom residence farther from the road to make the most of the sloping grade in the center of the parcel. “The house is positioned where the slope begins, resulting in a

front facade that’s low and sleek and a light-filled walk-out basement in the rear,” explains Boronkay.

“We were inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s designs and how they work in harmony with their sites.

There are elements of the Prairie style, but we took it in a more modern direction.”

Boronkay collaborated closely with Shoplick along the way, ensuring that the structure is nestled

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CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: A handmade chandelier

from Studio Bel Vetro hangs above a Century table and Artistic Frame chairs in the dining room; the wallpaper is from Dedar. A light fixture from the clients’ former house brings a touch of sparkle to the powder room, which is enveloped in a wallpaper from Area Environments.

Randolph & Hein chairs upholstered in a Holly Hunt fabric surround a cocktail table by DeKoven Furniture in the lower-level bar area.

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“For the palette in the main spaces we stuck to earth tones that speak to nature, with accents of muted lavender and peach.”

—Interior designer Jessica Tolman

ABOVE: A Kelly Wearstler tile from Ann Sacks was the jumping-off point for

the butler’s pantry, which also features a gold-leaf ceiling treatment. TOP RIGHT: A graphic Phillip Jeffries wallpaper brings a sense of playfulness into

the breakfast area, where a custom banquette joins a table from Saloom and a light fixture from The Urban Electric Co. FACING PAGE: The clients requested a black-and-white kitchen. Most of the stonework is Calacatta Venato quartz, while honed Jet Mist granite provides an element of contrast on the tiered island.

into the landscape. “Because the house sits on a slope, there is a series of terraces that step down to the backyard,” says Shoplick. “Our goal was to minimize site disturbance and leave as much of the natural forest as possible. We planted native species in front of the wooded area, creating a gradation of lawn to native plants to woods.”

An abundance of windows takes in this landscape. In fact, Boronkay designed the structure as a long, shallow rectangle, enabling views from the front entry straight out to the backyard. White oak and stone lend warmth to the interiors, which are built for entertaining thanks to a soaring great room that’s connected to the kitchen and den via glass pocket doors. Also on the main floor is a formal dining room and a primary wing containing his-and-hers baths and dressing areas.

While the main floor is meant for more formal entertaining, says the architect, the lower level houses several informal hangout spaces and wellness areas—including a playroom, a rec room and bar,

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CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: Another client request was a primary wing on the main floor; Made

Goods nightstands and Ralph Lauren Home lighting flank a custom bed upholstered in a Nobilis fabric. The den, which features a Holly Hunt wallpaper, a Made Goods cocktail table, and a custom sectional, can be closed off from the great room with glass pocket doors. The primary suite contains two baths, and hers is sheathed in Calacatta marble.

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“There are elements of the Prairie style, but we took it in a more modern direction.”

—Architectural designer David Boronkay

ABOVE: White oak and stone accents were used throughout the home to lend warmth to the contemporary structure. RIGHT: The lower level includes a spa room, complete with a kitchenette and fireplace; retractable glass doors open for an indoor-outdoor experience.

a gym, a sauna, and a spa room with a hot tub and kitchenette—that serve both family downtime and casual entertaining.

The spa room, with its retractable glass doors, required intensive coordination with the builder.

“Moisture from a hot tub presents a challenge in a basement,” says Concept Building’s Jeff Capello.

“We ended up constructing the HVAC system out of stainless-steel components to protect it from humidity and chemicals.”

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Throughout the home, Anne Mueller and Jessica Tolman of Briar Design covered a mix of custom and contemporary furnishings in performance fabrics that “look sophisticated but are kid- and dog-friendly,” says Tolman. “For the palette in the main spaces we stuck to earth tones that speak to nature, with accents of muted lavender and peach. The downstairs is less restrained, with fun shapes and statement pieces.” According to Mueller, they “layered in pieces with curvilinear shapes and softer lines to make sure

the house doesn’t feel cold.” The goal with this project, says Boronkay, “was to create a modern space that’s also warm and inviting.”

EDITOR’S NOTE: For details, see Resources.

ARCHITECTURE: Slocum Hall Design Group INTERIOR DESIGN: Briar Design BUILDER: Concept Building LANDSCAPE DESIGN: Shoplick Landscape Architecture

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TREASURE ISLAND This twenty-two-acre estate has coastline to spare: 3,200 feet, to be exact. The home sits on Clapboard Island in the middle of Casco Bay in Falmouth, Maine—but is easily accessible from the mainland, says listing agent Kristina Keaney. “It’s a tenminute boat ride from Falmouth Foreside

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and twenty minutes to downtown Portland.” Definitely bring your boat: there’s a deep-water dock and three moorings. The home was built in 1898, extensively renovated in 2018 and 2019, and kept up to date with an intriguing combination of rustic and modern details, including wood and white trim, smooth stone, and shiplap. The feeling you get here is resortlike, something of an exclusive getaway, thanks to a beautifully appointed main house designed for living and leisure.

With thirteen bedrooms, there’s plenty of space for family and friends. Spacious living areas with panoramic windows take

full advantage of the stunning surroundings (the widow’s walk offers 360-degree views of the bay). Keaney’s two favorite spots are the porches where you can watch both sunrise and sunset—and enjoy “a great sense of privacy.” In addition to the main house, the property includes a guest cottage, an oversized barn (for a little New England charm), a boathouse, and a playhouse.

CONTACT: Kristina Keaney and Carrie Martin, Legacy Sotheby’s International Realty, Portland, Maine, sothebysrealty.com, 207-756-0475, MLS# 1571471 Photography by Peter G. Morneau

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HISTORY LESSON If you like history and the idea of owning a little pedigreed piece of your favorite vacation spot, it doesn’t get better than this: a charming and spacious home, faithful to its period (1822), right in town on captivating Nantucket island. This historic home has a pleasing symmetrical facade; two sets of granite steps lead up to a

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front door covered by a portico. A long entryway opens to perfectly preserved interiors. Mirror-image parlors sit on both sides, and they in turn introduce more living spaces, giving the home a family-friendly vibe. Listing agent Bernadette Meyer describes the house as an architectural gem with every modern amenity seamlessly integrated into its design (it was renovated in 2016). Simplicity and grace abound—from the original fireplaces and highly polished floors to the traditional millwork and the curve of the staircase. The second floor contains four en suite bedrooms, while the third floor is all about space and light,

featuring a large bedroom with exposed beams and an office. The finished lower level houses a spacious entertainment space, a bedroom with access to the garden, a dedicated gym area, and a convenient laundry room. The outdoor living spaces optimize this compact lot with an elevated side porch, brick patio, and lush private garden. There’s a sense of seclusion here, even if you are just a few feet from the island’s iconic cobblestoned Main Street.

CONTACT: Bernadette Meyer, Maury People Sotheby’s International Realty, Nantucket, Mass., themaurypeople.com, 508-680-4748, ID# 90682 Photography by Jack Vatcher

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MODERN ART Pristine and thoughtfully designed, this newly constructed smart home offers views of the water, surrounding marshes, and a lush green blanket of farmland from its three-acre site in Tiverton, Rhode Island. Multiple rooflines and a creative use of fenestration give the stone-and-shingle home an unusual, modern profile. It’s the perfect

confluence of style and functionality, according to listing agent Renee Welchman.

The home’s interiors are sleek and clean-lined—from the clerestory windows and teak-clad elevator to the floating staircase with cable railings. One living space gracefully segues into the next; a sitting area with an imposing fireplace and built-

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ins flows into the dining area and the kitchen with stainless-steel countertops and minimalist cabinetry.

The home’s fine finishes and fixtures lend themselves to contemporary furnishings, but they could easily be the backdrop for a variety of design styles. Photo-worthy vignettes, like the arched entryway and the dining alcove with windows on three sides, abound. Sleeping quarters include a luxe primary suite, two bedrooms with en suite baths, and a guest room. The ground level is for gathering, with its family room, media room, and gym (plus lots of storage). This unique coastal getaway is near Tiverton’s quaint shops and cafes—and just minutes from the beach.

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Newport and China

Music and Motion: The Chesnut Family Legacy

THROUGH FEBRUARY 11

THROUGH APRIL 28

This Rosecliff exhibit explores China’s influence on Newport from the eighteenth century through the Gilded Age. Newport, R.I.

Learn about the Chesnut family, who lived and worked at the Eustis Estate for two generations near the turn of the twentieth century.

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Milton, Mass.

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Art & Design from 1900 to Now

Nichols House Museum Tours

THROUGH JUNE 9

ONGOING

Head to the RISD Museum to experience the interconnectedness of the art forms taught at the Rhode Island School of Design.

Providence risdmuseum.org

Winter is a wonderful time to visit this preserved Beacon Hill townhome featuring fine art, ceramics, and historic artifacts.

Boston nicholshousemuseum.org

History and Principles of Landscape Design

›› Saturday Open Studio JANUARY 6

JANUARY 23, 30 AND FEBRUARY 6, 13

Explore the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum then indulge your own creative spirit in the museum’s open studio.

Boston

This four-week virtual course explores long-practiced principles that encourage sustainable landscape design.

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JANUARY 27

Head to The Clark and experience English director Carrie Cracknell’s modern interpretation of an operatic classic.

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FEBRUARY 8

Celebrate and support the Portland Museum of Art at this annual event featuring cocktails, small bites, and lively conversation.

Heart Basketmaking Workshop

Camellia Blooming Season

FEBRUARY 10

Beat the winter blues by touring the Lyman Estate Greenhouses, which are particularly lovely during camellia season.

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Learn the craft of basketmaking and create a sweet something for a loved one at the Strawbery Banke Museum.

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Welcome 2024! But before we look forward, let’s look back at 2023 and the busy end-of-year awards season.

Spirits were high at the Builders and Remodelers Association of Greater Boston’s 2023 PRISM Awards Gala at the Museum of Science. The awards celebrate the best of Boston’s residential building industry. Gold winners included Clancy Construction; Cape Associates; Longfellow Design Build; Hutker Architects; Albert, Righter, Tittmann Architects; Saltsman Brenzel; Howell Custom Building Group; and LDa Architecture & Interiors, to name a few. New England Home was proud to see Carlisle, Massachusetts-based Adams + Beasley Associates honored with the Gold Community Spirit award for its generous donation to UNICEF. The donation, made during last year’s Luxury Home Design Summit, benefited the children of Ukraine.

After receiving a record-breaking 172 submissions, the Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Cape Cod was excited to honor the winners of its 2023 BRICC Awards.

Gold winners for excellence in single-family home design included b Architecture Studio, Cape Associates, Bannon Custom Builders, ERT Architects, and Nicholaeff Architecture + Design.

Allison Iantosca of F.H. Perry Builder achieved national recognition when she was honored with the Woman of the Year 2023 award at the Women in Residential+Commercial Construction Conference in Nashville. The award lauded Iantosca as an industry trailblazer, mentor, and champion of change.

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New England Design Hall of Fame The New England Design Hall of Fame, now in its sixteenth year, honors preeminent leaders with exceptional careers in our region’s residential design industry. In November, more than 550 guests gathered at an elegant gala at the InterContinental Boston to celebrate the 2023 inductees during New England Home’s signature event.

Congratulations to interior designers Paula Daher and Nicole Hogarty, builder Sea-Dar Construction, and architects Frank Shirley and Jim Cappuccino.

New England Home’s Adam Japko and Kathy Bush-Dutton

Tricia Luong of Tricia Luong Design, Manejah Terzi of Manejah PR, and Rachel Reider of Reider + Co

Paula Daher of Daher Interior Design

Frank Shirley of Frank Shirley Architects

Jim Cappuccino of Hutker Architects with Dominic and Jeanine Cappuccino

Inaugural New England Design Hall of Fame judge Ted Landsmark of the Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy

Isabella Niessen, Nicole Hogarty, Stephanie Rheaume, Talia Lombardo, Lyndsay Kramer, and Elizabeth Fersen of Nicole Hogarty Designs

Adolfo Perez of Adolfo Perez Architect and Gerry Korchmar of DOCA Boston Kitchens

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Carol Catalano, Elena Stancheva, and Kerri Byrne of Catalano Architects with Dan and Maureen Gordon of Dan Gordon Landscape Architects

Chris Lennhoff and Jean Abouhamad of Sea-Dar Construction

Mark Hutker of Hutker Architects and New England Home’s Clinton Smith

Kyle Sheffield of Blue Hour Design and Keith LeBlanc of LeBlanc Jones Landscape Architects

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The 2023 inductees: Tony Salem, John Kruse, and Jean Abouhamad representing Sea-Dar Construction, Nicole Hogarty, Frank Shirley, Jim Cappuccino, and Paula Daher

Zhanna Drogobetsky of Casa Design Group and Doug Gates of Showroom

Paul and Laurie Bannon of Bannon Custom Builders with Phil Regan of Hutker Architects

Amy Jordan, Jeremy Bacon, Logan LaRochelle, Julio Lugo, and Leo Sanchez of Cumar

Bill Greco of R.P. Marzilli & Company and Rebecca Verner of Gregory Lombardi Design

Fanny Berkeley, Eileen Cotter, and Deb Olsen of Designer Draperies of Boston

Lyceum Fellowship board member Tom McNeill of Hutker Architects accepts the Hall of Fame charitable donation from New England Home’s Jenna Talbott

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Hasan and Mahmud Jafri of Dover Rug & Home

Tyler Toohey, Jessica Griffith, David Brookes, Lorrie Heller, and Ethan Platt of Brookes + Hill Custom Builders

Joe DiLazzaro and Tara Haley-Park of Opus Master Builders flank Patrick and Nicole Myers of Meyer & Meyer

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ICAA Bulfinch Awards The Bulfinch Awards, hosted annually by the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, recognizes the work of practitioners who cultivate the classical tradition in New England. An elegant awards ceremony and dinner gala at the Harvard Club of Boston brought guests together to applaud the 2023 winners.

The Carpenter & MacNeille team

Greg Lombardi of Gregory Lombardi Design

Carl Carfi of Schafer Buccellato Architects

Nick Buni of Adams + Beasley Associates, Eric Roseff of Eric Roseff Designs, Vani Sayeed of Vani Sayeed Studios, and Collin Vail Sullivan of William Raveis

Juan Guillermo Uribe Rubio and Monika Zofia Pauli of Pauli & Uribe Architects

Heide Hendricks and Rafe Churchill of Hendricks Churchill

Stephen Payne and Lee Reid of Payne | Bouchier

Cheryl and David Andreozzi of Andreozzi Architecture

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Sarah Baren and Nicole DiFrancesco of JD Communications flank Sarah Lawson of S+H Construction

Carter Williams of LDa Architecture & Interiors

Alison Farias and Robert Calderaro of Polhemus Savery DaSilva

Melissa and Paul Bunis of Boston Stone Restoration

Josh Galarza, Devan Muttart, and Greg Harvey of Longfellow Design Build

John Ramsdell of FBN Construction

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PRISM Awards The Builders and Remodelers Association of Greater Boston’s annual PRISM Awards salute exceptional talent in the local home building industry. A festive gala held at Boston’s Museum of Science commemorated the 2023 award winners.

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The evening's top honors went to Vani Sayeed of Vani Sayeed Studios, J.B. Clancy of Albert, Righter, Tittmann Architects, and Meichi Peng of Meichi Peng Design Studio

IFDA Diamond Awards Gala The New England Chapter of the International Furnishings and Design Association recognized some of the region’s most talented interior designers at its Diamond Awards Gala last fall at the Hilton Boston Park Plaza.

Tina Marguerite Sylvester of Marguerite Interiors, Morghan Iovino of Barqawi Design, and Elaine Fredrick of Elaine Fredrick Photography

Tiffany LeBlanc of LeBlanc Design and Michael Ferzoco of Eleven Interiors

Ellen Gefen of Gefen Marketing, President of the IFDA New England Chapter Kyle Tripp, and Larissa Cook of FBN Construction

New England Home's Jenna Talbott and Kathy Bush-Dutton with Julie Arcari of Landry & Arcari Rugs and Carpeting

Rina Okawa, Laura Cheong, and Natasha Martin Donadio of ZEN Associates flank Tom Carrigan of Platt Builders

Taniya Nayak of Taniya Nayak Design and John Trifone of Minotti

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Adriana Ramacciotti of DiMella Shaffer and Britta McCarthy of Britta Design

Moderator Kyle Hoepner (third from left) is flanked by panelists Mark Hutker of Hutker Architects, Doreen Treacy of MassHire, Kurt Fieldhouse of C2MG Builders, Gray Wilder of Home Builders Institute, and Mike Holmes of Kochman Reidt + Haigh Cabinetmakers

Peter Smith of North Bennet Street School gives Steven Adam of Platt Cabinetry a tour of the school

Kurt Fieldhouse of C2MG Builders

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John Tittmann of Albert, Righter, Tittmann Architects

B/A/D Talks: Building a Workforce of Designers and Makers B/A/D Talks bring together a community of builders, architects, and designers to share ideas through an organized discussion setting.

The latest talk, which took place at Boston’s North Bennet Street School, focused on the reduced pool of emerging talent in the building industry and how to invigorate and diversify future generations of professionals.

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A GUIDE TO THE PROFESSIONALS IN THIS ISSUE’S FEATURED HOMES

Natural Inspiration Pages 58–60 Interior design: Tyler Karu, Madi Alspector, Tyler Karu Design and Interiors, York, Maine, 202-258-5239, tylerkaru.com Builder: Sam Mayer, Mayer Builders, Raymond, Maine, 207-210-8965, mayerbuildersme.com Tile: Josh Romano, RF Tile, Topsham, Maine, 207-844-8964, rftileinc.com

LESS IS MOORE PAGES 39–46 Interior design: Blair Moore, Moore House Design, Warren, R.I., 401-808-0272, moorehousedesign.com Builder: Christopher Pettit, Pettit Construction, 401-855-0783, pettitconstructionri.com Cabinetry: Sakonnet Furniture Makers, Fall River, Mass., 401-545-2785, sakonnetmakers.com Countertops: Livingstone Concrete Studio, North Stonington, Conn., 401-475-1145, livingstoneconcrete.com Tile: Artistic Tile Installation & Maintenance, Natick, Mass., 508-868-3320, artistictilema.com Shower: Newport Glass, Newport, R.I., 401-847-2333, newportglass.net

IN FULL SWING PAGES 68–70 Architectural design and builder: Ambrose Custom Builders, South Pomfret, Vt., 802-282-2821, ambrosecustombuilders.com Interior design: Gina Baran Interiors + Design, Newburyport, Mass., 617-564-3746, ginabaran.com Timber frame: Vermont Frames, Starksboro, Vt., 802-453-3727, vermontframes.com Cabinetry: Crown Point Cabinetry, Claremont, N.H., 800-999-4994, crown-point.com Audio/video: Audio Video Advisors, Thetford Center, Vt., 802-785-4555, audiovideoadvisors.com

IN THE MOOD PAGES 50–60 Old World Pages 50–52 Interior design: Cecilia Casagrande, Casagrande Studio, Brookline, Mass., 617-331-7144, casagrandestudio.com Builder: Casagrande Studio, Brookline, Mass., 617-331-7144, casagrandestudio.com

GREAT ESCAPE PAGES 84–90 Architectural design: David Sargent, Sargent Design Company, Norwich, Vt., 802-649-3230, sargentdesigncompany.com Interior design: Ann Shriver Sargent, Sargent Design Company, Norwich, Vt., 802-649-3230, sargentdesigncompany.com Builder: Housewright Construction, Newbury, Vt., 802-866-5520, housewright.net Timber frame: Bensonwood, Walpole, N.H., 603-756-3600, bensonwood.com Landscape design: Shep Butler, Shepard Butler

Residential Retreat Pages 54–56 Interior design: Sarah Scales, Sarah Scales Design Studio, Braintree, Mass., 617-901-6796, sarahscales.com

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NATURAL INSTINCTS PAGES 150–161 Architecture: Slocum Hall Design Group, Watertown, Mass., 617-744-6399, slocumhalldesign.com Interior design: Briar Design, Needham, Mass., 603-545-1626, briar-design.com Builder: Concept Building, Sudbury, Mass., 781-412-1486, conceptbuildinginc.com Landscape design: Shoplick Landscape Architecture, Newton, Mass., 617-244-7309, shoplicklandscapearchitecture.com Landscape contractor: Natural Stone Wall Solutions, Concord, Mass., 978-461-1777, naturalstonewallsolutions.com Swimming pool: Combined Energies, Littleton, Mass., 978-486-0070, combinedenergies.net Decorative painter: Jason Sawtelle, BlackBeak Studios, 508-333-4845, blackbeakstudios.com Interior millwork: Crown Point Cabinetry, Claremont, N.H., 800-999-4994, crown-point.com Audio/video: SDI, Needham, Mass., 617-391-8919, sdiboston.com

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Flavin Architects 75

Siegel Structural Engineers 92

Frank Webb Home 179

Splash Kitchen and Bath Showroom 79

Herrick & White Architectural Woodworkers 22

SR Fine Home Builders 12–13 Sudbury Design Group, Inc. 16–17

Hickox Williams Architects 29

SV Design 48

Howell Custom Building Group 55 Hutker Architects 98–99

System 7 Technology Design/Wolfers inside front cover

Ivory & Bone Interiors 85

Timothy Burke Architecture 117

Jan Gleysteen Architects, Inc. 100–101

TMS Architects 6–7

Janine Dowling Design, Inc. 31

TSP Smart Spaces 27

Jeff Soderbergh Custom Made Sustainable Furnishings 51

Wagner Hodgson Landscape Architecture 168

Jennifer Palumbo, Inc. 81

Youngblood Builders, Inc. 63

Kenneth Vona and Son Construction inside back cover Kistler & Knapp Builders, Inc. 47 KT2 Design Group 118 KVC Builders 2–3 LaBarge Homes 34 Landry & Arcari Rugs and Carpeting 35 Lazzoni 14–15 LDa Architecture & Interiors 37

Wilkinson Ecological Design 171

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Continued from page 170 Architecture and interior design firm SV Design and its principal and founder, Thaddeus Siemasko, will be recognized at The Cabot’s Big Night 2024 for their extraordinary contributions in renovating and designing the historic Cabot Theater in Beverly, Massachusetts. Siemasko, along with Henry Bertolon, Bill Howard, Richard Marino, and Paul Van Ness, founded the Cabot Performing Arts Center in 2014. Siemasko and SV Design helped shepherd the theater’s extensive and much-needed structural and aesthetic upgrades. Comedian Jay Leno will be the featured performer at the May 11, 2024, gala, which launches the final phase of a capital campaign designed to support the building’s exterior renovations.

Skis and hiking boots are in Marc J. Langlois’s future. The Boston-based interior designer recently opened Stowe Outpost interior design studio. After designing numerous clients’ vacation homes, Langlois fell in love with the Vermont mountain town. His new workspace will allow Langlois to spend more time creating chic getaways while bringing the highest level of service and sophistication to the Stowe area.

Lily Heil has just been promoted to director of design at Heather Wells.

The promotion coincides with the design firm’s celebration of its silver anniversary. Congratulations to Wells and Heil, and cheers to the next twenty-five years.

Looking ahead to warmer days, Nantucket Historical Association’s Nantucket by Design summer fundraiser is making some changes. The event will shift from August to July 15–19, so now is the time to make your hotel reservations. Bill Richards and Marla Sanford, who both bring a keen sense of style and an appreciation for the island’s rich history, will serve as event cochairs.

Do you have news to share with New England Home? Email Lynda Simonton at lsimonton@ nehomemag.com.

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