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Project 1: Small 2BR and 2 bath cape with a growing family. The entire existing 2nd floor was removed. A new expanded 2nd floor with addition and new 3rd floor was added. Home expanded from approx. 1800 square feet ungraded to 3400square feet, 4BR, 4 bath with master suite. |
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Project 2: Starting with a 1950's vintage 1,200 sq. ft. Cape, this project entailed a major addition and renovation resulting in a new 3,500 sq. ft. 4-bedroom, 4-bath home, with many unique custom features. |
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Project 3: Post and beam barn on very difficult rocky site. Goal was to add garage, family room and fire place with details that complimented the existing structure but with modern elements. |
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Project 4: 1950's small cape needed lot's of TLC and more square footage. Entire home was gutted, new addition with master bedroom, master bath, guest bedroom suite, and mudroom were added. |
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Project 5: This dated beach bungalow had fallen victimto several slap-on additions over the years. The layout didn't make sense anymore and the infrastructure had many serious issues. We gutted the entire 1st and 2nd floors re-organizing the floor plan, everything moved to new locations in the home including the kitchen, master BR, all bathes etc. We also added some small additions where just rearranging needed a little extra help. The result was a beautiful seaside home with fantastic views, great flow for living and entertaining inside and out. |
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Project 6: Renowned artist and Salmagundi Club member Robert Cestone needed a new studio and gallery. We added a new double garage connected to the house with a display gallery bridge. Above the garage is a loft studio. During this project we also gave the entire house a face lift and added a new master bath wing. |
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Project 7: Classic Vintage 1920's stucco and stone home. Goal was to add new double garage, family room, kitchen, master bath and mudroom that blended into older house as though it had always been there. |
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Project 8: Totally restored post and beam structure. We then renovated the interior with the past in mind using antique barn siding and wide plank pine flooring. Discretely hid plasma TV's and Sub-Zero appliance behind antique barn panels to finish interior. Respecting the old, saving the past, while updating for the future. |
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Project 9: Vintage 1920's stone cottage had seen better days. Goal was to replace recent modern changes that took away from the structure’s charm. Project included on-site reproduction of 4" thick arched barn doors and full restoration of antique hardware. |
