This raised ranch ranch needed some help – badly! Since it is located near the water, it literally requires every permit required by the state of New Hampshire and the City of Portsmouth, NH: wetland, shoreland, lot coverage variance and conditional use. An endangered plant species was even located near wetland, so there is another permitting… Continue reading Ranch Renovation_v1
Month: July 2014
Fabric of the Week: Morris
Morris is a fabric that was inspired by designer William Morris. Shown here in a large scale in the form of a tote bag with an accent of Cousins fabric in blue & green. The product is functional while the design is bold making a statement! William Morris was one of the most influential designers… Continue reading Fabric of the Week: Morris
Succulents are Succulent
Succulents are seriously the easiest plant in the world! They are undemanding and unassuming. They require very little care or maintenance but give back consistently and generously! How? 1) They don’t require very much water. 2) They don’t require very much maintenance. 3) They bloom when least expected. 4) They can be planted in a… Continue reading Succulents are Succulent
Friday’s Find: Matilda Stool
This stool is a unique and original by Nate Deyesso. Graceful swooping lines makes this heavy Matilda stool, light and sleek. Made of steel and wood these stools can be made in many different finishes of metal and wood. If this is not quite what you are looking for, here are some other stool ideas… Continue reading Friday’s Find: Matilda Stool
Throwback Thursday: New Old Oak Table
This modern and updated table was sketched by my client replicating her grandfather’s table but with a throwback twist. Furniture designer, Craig White, recently moved and found in the loft this Maine oak that is irregular and endearing. The result is a unique and original piece of furniture that is filled with grace and beauty. The “flaws”… Continue reading Throwback Thursday: New Old Oak Table
Before The Black Eye
Black-eyed Susan got her name because she is one tough plant! You have to be in order to live in New England after all our summers are hot & cold, dry & wet, in other words – unpredictable! But the black-eyed Susan along with daisies join the cast of amazing plants that are hardy and… Continue reading Before The Black Eye
Fabric of the Week: Anna’s Angle
Anna’s Angle was designed and inspired by a sweet 12 year old girl who said that she only liked angles. So I played around to see what I could come up with for a repeat. It’s also valuable to look at how colors interact with each other. The result is a fun and vibrant fabric… Continue reading Fabric of the Week: Anna’s Angle