We do a lot of additions and renovations! And they are fun! Why…? I love the renovation challenge and no two homes are alike. I love taking an old home with old floor / ceiling joists and pushing the design to adjust to modern dimensions and building codes. Existing foundations and stair codes are rarely met… Continue reading Where Old Meets New
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The Benefits of a “Whole Home Design” Approach
Why a holistic strategy delivers the best in architecture, interior design, and landscape for a connected whole home design When I’m starting a new whole home design project it feels like Christmas Eve – every time I am SO excited! There are so many possibilities, each more thrilling than the next. These beginnings are always… Continue reading The Benefits of a “Whole Home Design” Approach
The 3 Most Important Things to Know about Tile
Tile sets the tone for your space so it is important to know the characteristics and properties prior to investing in the tile. There are three major groups of tile: Glazed Porcelain, Glass Tile and Natural Stone. Here are some key features to keep in mind: Glazed Porcelain Tile: The tile industry has created cutting edge… Continue reading The 3 Most Important Things to Know about Tile
Creating a Sacred Space in Your Home
Do you have a place in your home that you especially love and feel at peace in? If not, I highly recommend that you create this place. A Sacred Space is a place where you can go to sit quietly, put the world aside for a few moments and find peace. This place will give… Continue reading Creating a Sacred Space in Your Home
Do You Have a Pet Succulent?
Did you know that a pet succulent could fill the role of a pet? Haley (who worked for us this summer and is currently studying at Colgate University) must have caught the “Interiors Bug” because she sent me this article. There is no argument – plants add oxygen and life to any room. Moreover, we enjoy… Continue reading Do You Have a Pet Succulent?
A Different Kind of Home
The Red Sox have a different kind of “home”. Obviously their “home” has been Fenway Stadium since 1912 and the history is rich and pride runs deep. What I am always struck with is the cross-over of socioeconomics and the diversity of age in the crowd, all enjoying the American tradition of watching a baseball game.… Continue reading A Different Kind of Home
420 Reno…How to create Wood Walls
I have walls! As expected, the drywall week was a long one, but we survived and have moved forward! Now, there are two surfaces that did not get drywalled – the Master Bedroom wall and ceiling. Since the room is so small, I decided to play with materials to make the space a bit more interesting.… Continue reading 420 Reno…How to create Wood Walls
Create a Welcoming Home
A home should hug you when you walk in. People have an overwhelming sense when they walk into a house. Most people like to feel that welcoming hug by a home and feel invited to come in and stay. During the holidays, it is really important to consciously create this feeling for you and your… Continue reading Create a Welcoming Home