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A pool house at twilight and the dining area of that pool house

Garden path framed by greenery leading to pool and illuminated pool house with large windows.

The design team custom matched the exterior trim to the doors, which are Marvin’s Gunmetal Gray. “I like the dark color because it is handsome, and I think it’s a nice contrast to what is a sweet little building,” says architect Stephanie Morrison. “It feels very buttoned-up and modern.”

Modern pool with reflections of shingle-style pool house and surrounding greenery.

Most of the pool is as it was when the homeowners bought the house, but reworking the coping in granite rather than bluestone gave it a modern look.

Shingle-style pool house with large glass doors and illuminated interior beside a swimming pool.

When Morrison designed the addition for the dining room, she set it back a bit from the existing footprint. “The garden starts to come closer to that side, and the homeowners like to hang out around the grill located nearby,” she explains.

Outdoor shower with cedar enclosure, bench seating, and brass fixtures beside shingle-style home.

Under an outdoor shower, the team laid Goshen stone, which is flecked with iron deposits and mica.

Light-filled living room with neutral sofa, woven chairs, coastal artwork, and layered textures.

Interior designer Kate Coughlin opted for a tonal palette in the sitting room: “You want your eye to be moving outside to the pool, not stuck in the interior,” she says.

Coastal dining area with wood table, bench seating, blue patterned rug, and vaulted ceiling with pendant lights.

Because it sits on the opposite end of the golf simulator, the dining room needed to counterbalance some vibrant green hues. “We felt adding the seafoam-y blue onto the ceiling gave the dining room interest without being too overbearing,” says Coughlin.

Water Ribbon Table (2019), cherry, aluminum, digitally printed maple, 36″H x 48″W x 30″D.

Sideboard (2023), Macassar ebony, pearwood, printed leather, 34″H x 63.25″W x 17″D. Side Table 1 (2023).

Side Table 1 (2023), Baltic birch plywood, leather, glass, pearwood, beech veneer, printed pearwood veneer, 16.75″H x 26.75″W x 26.5″D

Mail House (2023), Baltic birch plywood, beech, beech veneer, printed veneer, imbuia, brass, 51.75″H x 16.25″W x 12″D.

MJ26_Roseanne Somerson_Mail House_detail

Copper Leaves Table by Roseanne Somerson

Copper Leaves Table (2023), Baltic birch plywood, copper, aluminum, printed and plain veneer, imbuia, 19″H x 48″W x 30″D.

Clockwise from top left: Bench 3 (2023), black walnut, Baltic birch plywood, upholstery foam, custom-printed woven cotton fabric; Bench 1 (2023), imbuia, Baltic birch plywood, upholstery foam, custom-printed woven cotton fabric; Bench 2 (2023), whitened sycamore, Baltic birch plywood, upholstery foam, custom-printed woven cotton fabric. All three 20.5″H x 47″W x 21″D.

Artist Rosanne Somerson. Portrait by Jo Sittenfeld.

The expansive second floor showcases several realistic room arrangements.

Food items are a go-to for hostess gifts.

MAK & CO. founders, husband-and-wife team Lynn and John Makiej.

A trestle-style table topped with pampas grass creates a dramatic display of goodies, including pottery, copper cookware, and cookbooks.

The store’s floor-to-ceiling windows overlook Andover’s Main Street.

classic MAK & CO. grouping featuring white upholstered pieces, clean-lined furnishings, and a touch of glamorous lighting.

A store display includes mirrors made from tin ceilings, art, and Linnea candles covered with cloches.

Powder room with stone vanity, vessel sink, textured wallcovering, and modern sconces.

A trip to the Cumar showroom resulted in the powder room’s heavily veined marble countertop.

Interior with grand piano, modern cabinetry, and glass sliding partition dividing living spaces.

A guest room doubles as a living space. A woven silk flatweave area rug serves as the base for a Poltrona Frau ottoman and lounge chair and a black Gregorius Pineo side table.

Home office with floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, hidden desk niche, and neutral modern finishes.

Cabinetry on the left opens to reveal a desk topped with a bronze task lamp from Juniper. The Henge desk pouf swivels.

Cozy seating area with upholstered armchair, round table, and built-in shelving beside large window.

For their new apartment, a couple wanted built-in shelves to display items gathered from their world travels. A living room corner is furnished with a Robert James Collection wood-and-metal coffee table, a rounded Verellen club chair, and a three-legged walnut side table from Caste.

Open-concept living and dining room with wood furniture, built-in shelving, and modern lighting.

To save space and to keep the open living area flexible in function, the designer fashioned a custom banquette on one side of a Skram pedestal table.

Built-in wood console with marble pedestal, wall sconce, and framed artwork in modern interior.

Elements in the foyer include a teardrop-shaped Apparatus sconce and an Erden runner with inlaid-brass detailing.

Contemporary bedroom with upholstered bed, neutral bedding, and corner windows with panoramic city views.

The custom bed in the primary suite occupies its own niche. An Audo swivel chair paired with an O&G drink drop makes for a comfy place to perch.

Modern bathroom with freestanding tub, marble tile, and floor-to-ceiling window overlooking city skyline.

A freestanding tub is positioned to maximize city views; the teak stools are from Serena & Lily.

Modern bathroom with glass shower enclosure, marble tile walls, and minimalist white shower bench.

A spacious shower features French doors and a recessed light that fosters a serene mood.

Modern living room with curved sofa, fireplace wall, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking city skyline.

Interior designer Leslie Fine chose Rain Forest Brown polished marble from Cumar as a feature wall; that’s parchment paper under glass surrounding the TV. Swivel chairs by the windows can pivot to take in the view or to watch Netflix.

Contemporary kitchen with white cabinetry, waterfall marble island, and leather bar stools.

Fine prefers to use vinyl cushions in a kitchen because they’re stain resistant and wipe clean but still look like leather. She positioned three stools from Artistic Frame at the counter, whose marble surface is underlit to create a glowing, ethereal effect.

Living room with marble fireplace wall, built-in TV, and modern lounge chairs.

A Harris Rubin side table sits beside one of the Anees Furniture & Design swivel chairs.

Contemporary bedroom with leather-upholstered headboard, white bedding, and glass-front closet cabinetry.

To make room for a king-size bed, a walk-in closet was eliminated in favor of a see-through unit from Molteni&C. Fine designed the upholstered floor-to-ceiling headboard.

Vestibule with bold patterned wallpaper, curved wood bench, and cushioned window seating.

This gem of a tiny room (called the vestibule) sits off the entryway. The space is saturated in Lewis & Wood’s Oxus pattern in Turkish Brown.

Bedroom with wood bed, patterned bedding, and green botanical curtains framing window.

The combination of the Oushak rug and Alice Sergeant drapery fabric was the foundation for the primary bedroom design.

Living room with sofa, armchairs, floral drapes, and brass chandelier in symmetrical layout.

Symmetry, warmth, and perfect pattern-mixing define the living room. Cole had the furniture upholstered in Wesley Hall fabrics—that’s wool mohair on the sofa and plaid on the accent chairs.

Traditional living room with sofa, patterned drapery, and black arched trim opening.

The design team repurposed some original Victorian details, including the striking archway that now frames the living room’s entrance. “I loved the idea of highlighting the archway,” says designer Sarah Cole, who chose a soft blue-based black paint (Railings No. 31) from Farrow & Ball.

Transitional kitchen with black cabinetry, wood island, white walls, and pendant lighting.

The black-and-white kitchen nods to modernity in the vintage home. Essex Bay Cabinetry & Design fabricated the cabinets, which are painted Benjamin Moore Cheating Heart.

Renovated gray shingle-style home with front porch, columns, and landscaped entry.

New England Design + Construction refreshed the exterior of the home in period colors: the shingles are Charcoal Slate, and the trim is Whale Gray, both from Benjamin Moore.

Elegant dining room with oval wood table, upholstered chairs, patterned rug, and sculptural chandelier.

The dining room set the tone for the rest of the home, largely because of the Morris & Co. Pure Fruit wallpaper. A rug from Landry & Arcari Rugs and Carpeting complements a 1930s painting by Louise Austin Kelly.

Traditional bathroom with white clawfoot tub, brass fixtures, and black-and-white checkered marble floor.

This bathroom’s original tub was refinished on-site; the faucet is from Vintage Bath & Home.

Two images from a contemporary Lake Champlain home

Contemporary home with solar panels, large windows, and outdoor seating area on lawn.

The addition of two “glass boxes” containing the primary bedroom and dining area helps reduce the distinction between inside and out.

Bedroom with sliding glass doors, neutral bedding, and modern wood furniture.

The bedroom, which originally faced a solid wall, was rotated to look out a double glass slider and contains a built-in bed made to mimic and match the aesthetics of the kitchen.

Modern outdoor dining area with wood table, black siding, and landscaped garden.

he upper deck, made with sustainable TimberTech decking, has access points to three bedrooms, creates a quiet space for guests to gather, and provides seasonal shading for the “glass boxes” underneath.

Minimalist kitchen with wood cabinetry, marble island, and integrated storage wall.

The kitchen features flush millwork by Silver Maple. The owner’s photographs are incorporated throughout the house, including this one nestled into its own bespoke space.

Outdoor firepit seating area with modern overhang, tall grasses, and sunset sky.

A ground-floor renovation and addition of a Lake Champlain house capitalize on lakefront views and include a series of outdoor vignettes. It all called for “quite a bit of steel,” says architect Jeff McBride. “What we did was really break the bones of the house and reset them.”

Modern black-clad home with balcony, large windows, and landscaped yard at dusk.

Silver Maple gave the home a thermally separated building envelope, with high-performance foundation, walls, and roofing; steel thermal breaks to insulate between exterior and interior steel; and solar shading, making the original farmhouse design far more efficient.

Modern dining room with wood table, upholstered chairs, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking landscape.

The dining area, featuring a table and chairs by RH, was reoriented ninety degrees to face the view outside. The pendant is by Visual Comfort & Co.

Interior designer walking through colorful showroom with modern furniture and bold art.

Shingle-style home with stone foundation, front porch, and warm interior lighting at dusk.

Screened porch with stone fireplace, wood beams, and cozy seating area next to dining space.

On chilly summer nights, the family gathers around the massive fieldstone fireplace on the screened porch. The lintel, hearth, and trim around the log-storage bins are all cut from New England granite.

Screened porch dining area with woven chairs, wood table, and forest views through large windows.

The porch’s casual dining area has a tree-house feel; the mid rail of the floor-to-ceiling screens meets support and safety requirements so that no balustrade is needed.

Rear exterior of wooded home with stone accents and large windows overlooking forest landscape.

The owners wanted a walk-out basement, which Bailey says was challenging to deliver on the level site. He used fieldstone veneer to blend the foundation into the surroundings.

Freestanding tub in marble-clad bathroom with geometric tile floor and modern fixtures.

The bathroom in the first-floor primary suite includes a soaking tub set in an alcove lined with black-and-white marble.

Vaulted bedroom with wood beams, built-in window seat, and neutral bedding.

A favorite feature of the primary bedroom is the generous window seat; beyond the curtains on the left is a cozy private deck facing the lake.

Living room with stone fireplace, wood beams, and sliding glass doors opening to lake views.

A fieldstone fireplace and tidy pine beams and door frames define the living room, which opens to a deck and views of the lake; to the left, sliding glass doors lead to the screened porch.

Kitchen with blue cabinetry, wood island, marble backsplash, and pendant lighting.

The kitchen was deliberately detailed to look as if it evolved over time, says Cristina Johnson of her interior design. Built-in cupboards set between oak columns resemble vintage hutches. The mix of painted and stained wood finishes makes the space feel intimate, while the fluting on the island’s base is a nod to traditional styles.

Wood-beamed hallway with tall windows, stone tile floor, and symmetrical architectural framing.

Pine beams and trim bring order to the interior of the connecting bridge.

Varied rooflines and massing, tapered columns at the main entrance, and the extensive use of stone are hallmarks of the Shingle style that inspired architect Jason Bailey.

Covered connector with stone foundation, wood beam, and landscaped pathway between home wings.

The enclosed span that connects the garage to the house references New Hampshire’s historic covered bridges. Stone steps lead to the underpass and flagstone pathway that winds its way to the lakefront.

Custom bunk room with built-in beds, ladder, and twin daybed under large windows.

The bunk room, one of five bedroom suites on the second floor, is meant for kids, but the beds are deep enough to comfortably accommodate adults.

Coastal estate at dusk with illuminated windows and expansive landscaped grounds.

Rear exterior of coastal shingle-style home with pool, patio seating, and natural grasses at dusk.

In addition to the sleeping porch off the primary suite—which has views of both the bay and harbor—there’s also a widow’s walk offering panoramic vistas.

Primary bedroom with upholstered bed, neutral tones, and modern lighting.

The same oak-slat system appears behind the headboard in the primary bedroom, where the bed and nightstands are from Holly Hunt, the light fixture is from Ralph Pucci, and the rug is from Marc Phillips; a covered sleeping porch is beyond.

Spa bathroom with freestanding tub, glass shower, and stone finishes.

The primary bath, which is sheathed in a wallcovering from Phillip Jeffries, features a concrete tub from Native Trails.

Covered patio with outdoor seating overlooking pool and landscaped yard.

Throughout the property, the design team created moments to escape harsh elements like the sun and wind; the covered portion of the pool house is no exception.

Home office with wood desk, modern chair, and large windows overlooking landscape.

The office is anchored by a desk from Wüd; a light fixture from The Future Perfect hangs above.

Long hallway with floor-to-ceiling glass windows and modern artwork.

A painting by Katherine Bradford hangs in the corridor that runs alongside the living area, while a piece by Nicole Chesney hangs above the fireplace; the door to the left of the fireplace leads to the screened porch.

Coastal great room with large windows, neutral seating, and indoor-outdoor connection.

The living area contains a Showroom sofa, a pair of vintage leather chairs, a cocktail table from Studio 534, and a rug from Holly Hunt.

The kitchen is open to the family area, where there’s a sectional from Minotti. The oak-slat system separating the kitchen from the staircase is inspired by the sand fencing seen at the beach.

The more contemporary elements of the residence are carried through to the pool house. The pool itself runs perpendicular to the main house, which optimizes clear sight lines to the water from the primary living area. The spa is set down even further into the landscape at the far end of the pool.

Entryway with blue plaster walls, console table, and abstract artwork.

Artworks by Martin Kline (left) and Glen Baldridge hang in the entry, whose walls are coated with Venetian plaster.

Modern coastal dining room with wood table, woven chairs, and sculptural chandelier.

In the adjacent dining area, a custom light fixture by Nacho Carbonell hangs above a custom table from Wüd; the sideboard is from Mark Jupiter.

Two photographs featuring a summer home on Martha's Vineyard.

Screened porch with wooden swing bed, wicker seating, and coastal decor.

Clad in Alaskan yellow cedar, the screened porch layers gray-washed wicker seating with blue patterned fabrics and a traditional hanging swing.

Coastal sitting room with blue floral wallpaper, coral chairs, and ocean view window.

Thibaut wallpaper wraps the primary bedroom in a layered blue pattern, while tailored upholstery introduces subtle notes of pink—an unexpected warmth within the cool palette—and expansive windows frame nearly 180 degrees of water.

Powder room with bold green palm wallpaper and dark vanity.

In the powder room, Scalamandré palm-print wallpaper nods to Isabelle’s Florida upbringing, enriched by moody black trim.

Outdoor bar with pass-through window and wicker stools on covered porch.

Century counter stools upholstered in Sister Parish fabric line the generous kitchen pass-through.

Poolside deck with lounge chairs and cedar shingle siding exterior.

The cedar-shingled facade reads simply from this vantage, while dormers and folding doors hint at the renovation within.

Living room with white fireplace, vaulted ceiling, and coastal decor.

In the living room, a traditional Oushak rug from Loom & Co softens tailored seating layered with patterned textiles. Art above the fireplace is by Dallas-based painter Arienne Lepretre, whose luminous palette subtly echoes the water beyond.

Coastal kitchen with large island, wood beams, and open-plan dining area.

Painted oak cabinetry by Jutras Woodworking defines the kitchen. A leathered quartzite island with bronze inserts to hide the slab’s seams anchors the space beneath sculptural Swedish pendants; Palecek stools line the counter. The open plan ensures sight lines from prep space to dining and deck, reinforcing the home’s easy indoor-outdoor flow.

Bedroom with blue and coral accents and botanical wallpaper.

A guest bedroom layers shiplap with playful pattern and upholstered comfort.

Coastal great room with vaulted ceiling and open doors to ocean view deck.

With the door system fully retracted, the great room opens entirely to the deck. “The shining moment was opening up that entire side of the house,” says designer Jocelyn Chiappone. “You feel like you’re outside.”

Dining room with wood table, green patterned chairs, and built-in china cabinet.

A cerused Highland House dining table is paired with Chaddock chairs upholstered in lively embroidery, balancing tradition with ease.

Freestanding bathtub in arched niche with blue patterned tile wall.

In the primary bath, an arched alcove frames the sculptural tub against mosaic tile.

Coastal shingle-style home with pool and outdoor living area at sunset.

The reworked rear elevation stretches toward the horizon, dormers and folding doors maximizing water views while respecting Aquinnah’s light-pollution regulations.

Mudroom entry with wood paneling, built-in storage, and glass doors opening to backyard.

Built-in window seat with blue cabinetry, storage drawers, and countryside view.

Soothing blue undertones envelop a home office painted in Benjamin Moore Mt. Rainier Gray. “It feels warm yet crisp,” says interior designer Tharon Anderson.

Bright stair hall with white balustrade, wood handrail, large windows, and coffered ceiling.

The staircase acts as a vertical connection throughout this Hingham, Massachusetts, home, linking the lower level to the upper floors through a sequence of expansive windows along the exterior facade.

Custom walk-in closet with built-in cabinetry, cane panel doors, and round window.

A primary closet features custom millwork that maximizes storage; an oval window frames the water views.

Primary bedroom with vaulted ceiling, exposed wood beams, and arched window seating area.

Vaulted ceilings with beams and soft, serene furnishings and finishes give the primary suite a sense of calm.

Outdoor pool terrace with spa, lounge seating, and shingle-style home backdrop.

The terrace connects seamlessly to the interior spaces, activated by a spa, firepit, and an outdoor kitchen with a retractable television.

Green-painted lounge with built-in cabinetry, fireplace, and cozy seating arrangement.

The lounge, conceived as a second living space, has trim painted Benjamin Moore Jojoba, chosen for its soft forest green hue. A built-in bar has custom glass and brass shelving.

Coastal kitchen with marble waterfall island, white cabinetry, and brass hardware.

Relocated to the center of the home, the kitchen has a Super White quartzite countertop and backsplash. The faucet, pendants, and cabinet hardware are unlacquered brass.

Hallway with floral wallpaper, soft green trim, and view into bathroom with patterned tile.

A children’s bedroom is swathed in Sanderson wallpaper with Benjamin Moore Grecian Green trim; the bathroom includes a modern mirror and sconces to offset the whimsical wallcovering.

Shingle-style New England home with white trim, gabled rooflines, and landscaped grounds.

Shingle siding paired with painted horizontal board siding reinforce the traditional Shingle-style features of the new home, says Kerri Byrne, principal at Catalano Architects.

The mudroom serves as the home’s primary entry, with sight lines connecting the side entry to the backyard. Baloo, the family’s golden retriever, gazes out at the pool terrace.

Dining room with wood ceiling beams, modern linear chandelier, and large windows.

An oak table with a cylindrical plinth base in the dining room complements the hand-blown gray, white, and brass pendant. Floor-to-ceiling windows maximize views.

Coastal breakfast nook with built-in banquette, arched doorways, and round dining table.

A commissioned painting by Caleb Mahoney hangs above a custom banquette in the breakfast nook at the far end of the kitchen. It’s flanked by arched doorways into the working pantry.

Contemporary dining room with wood paneling, sculptural chandelier, and upholstered chairs.

Custom laundry room with wood cabinetry, built-in drying rack, and compact layout.

The family dog, Hoops, takes his dinner in the pantry, which also houses a pull-out rack for drying delicates; the artwork is from Galerie d’Orsay.

Contemporary bedroom with upholstered bed, neutral palette, and soft ambient lighting.

Hogarty dressed the grounded, monochromatic bedroom in shades of wheat.

Modern bathroom with marble vanity, glass shower enclosure, and wood wall panels.

The husband’s bathroom is a showcase of stone with its White Wood marble on the walls and floor and Fior di Bosco marble on the vanity.

Luxury terrace with outdoor seating, stone facade, and panoramic city skyline views.

The balcony off the primary bedroom features a mini garden to bring a bit of nature to the fourteenth floor. The wife likes to start her day with her dog on the Holly Hunt sofa and chairs.

Powder room with marble sink, wall-mounted faucet, and soft ambient lighting.

Sconces from Magni illuminate the powder room’s blue-onyx quartz vanity.

Modern home office with wood-paneled walls, desk, and abstract artwork.

Hogarty added inset leather blotters to the existing built-in desk in the husband’s office; the artwork was sourced through Holly Hunt.

Elegant living room with fireplace, wood paneling, and modern lounge seating.

In the penthouse’s formal living room, a graphic Porta Romana chandelier from Boston’s Studio 534 illuminates a sofa and coffee table from Holly Hunt. The gas fireplace is surrounded by stone trimmed in the unit’s original curly maple, and the artwork is from Galerie d’Orsay.

Open family room with neutral sofa, wood trim, and view into formal dining room.

Adjacent to the kitchen, the family room’s bronze grasscloth shimmers after the sun goes down.

Entry hall with custom wood paneling, console table, and sculptural mirror.

he Alexander Lamont lamp on the foyer’s console is etched with messages of love, says interior designer Nicole Hogarty. “There are several hidden moments like that throughout the home.”

In the formal dining room, a Gregorius Pineo table can expand to seat fourteen, while plinths in the window corner display sculptures. The large painting is by Boston-based Susan Gheyssari.

In his eponymous shop, Craig Anthony Longhurst showcases both sides of the color wheel from muted Pozzi chairs to tomato-red linen and oak Donghia armchairs.

Designer seated on sofa with two dogs in art-filled showroom interior.

Pups Maggie and Jake join Longhurst in the shop.

Seating area with midcentury chair, tulip table, and large landscape painting.

Longhurst enlisted a Robert Baras painting to break up the neutrals in this vignette featuring a 1950s Italian wingback chair, a Knoll table, and a floor lamp by Jacques Jarrige.

Dining vignette with light wood sideboard, blue wall, and colorful floral artwork.

A colorful Robert Baras painting hangs on a robin’s-egg-blue wall, while a midcentury bleached- oak sideboard, an ebony Parsons table by Cassina, and circa-1970s chairs by Pozzi tone things down.

Coffee table with Mondrian book, ceramic bowl, and decorative objects in modern interior.

On a Knoll credenza, Mondrian by Nicholas Fox Weber tops a stack of books beside a ceramic bowl by Jessica Rust of Rust Designs.

Black lacquer console with glass vase and abstract artwork against illustrated wallpaper.

To accent Schumacher’s Views of Paris wallpaper and a painting by Robert Baras, Longhurst chose a glass vase by Vicke Lindstrand for Kosta Boda.

Thistle (2024), 22”H x 30”W, India ink and acrylic on Fabriano paper.

Starry Night (2025), 22”H x 30”W, India ink on Fabriano paper.

Thistle (2024), 22”H x 30”W, India ink and acrylic on Fabriano paper.

Stellar (2025), 30″H x 22″W, gouache and acrylic on Fabriano paper.

Spring (2025), 30″H x 22″W, India ink, gouache, acrylic, and watercolor on Fabriano paper.

Artist Laura Straus.

Poppy (2025), 30″H x 22″W, India ink and gouache on Fabriano paper.

Stellar (2025), 30″H x 22″W, gouache and acrylic on Fabriano paper.

Homeowner cleaning modern casement window using wash mode feature in bright interior.

Historic-style New England home with gray siding, black double-hung windows, and stone foundation.

Historic New England home with white shingle siding and green double-hung replacement windows.

An exterior and interior image of Peter Bohlin's Forest House

Modern cabin entry with elevated walkway, red arched light fixture, and forest surroundings.

The entrance to the linear structure serves as an unfolding reveal to a property perched on a steep, boulder-strewn slope that blends into the landscape.

Modern interior with double-height grid windows, built-in seating, and forest views.

“It feels like you’re suspended within the woods outside,” homeowner Brian Martin says of the soaring ceiling and walls of windows that define the living room.

Woodland path leading to modern green cabin with elevated structure and red entry accents.

The landscape design employs a processional approach where a dirt path leads to a wood bridge and down a few steps to a covered breezeway.

Modern elevated forest house with floor-to-ceiling glass walls and green wood siding set among trees.

The home’s exterior is a rhythmic interplay of cedar and expansive glass. Its vertical siding is meant to mimic the surrounding hemlocks and oak trees.

Marvin Ultimate Wood Double Hung Windows in Black

Marvin Ultimate Wood Double Hung Windows in Hampton Sage

Marvin Ultimate Wood Double Hung Windows – Historic Replacement Project

Marvin Elevate Casement Wash Mode Feature

Formal garden with manicured boxwood hedges, terraced lawn, and symmetrical landscape design.

Close-up of delicate white garden flowers and green foliage in soft natural light.

Herman favors white lace flowers for their umbel-shaped blooms and self-sowing groupings. Photography by Neil Landino.

Stone house with formal pool, terraced steps, and surrounding garden landscape.

The pool garden balances stone, water, and plant life and demonstrates a harmony. Photography by Neil Landino

Garden pathway leading to white greenhouse framed by tall hedges and morning sunlight.

Inspired by the writings of Beverley Nichols, an English playwright who described a greenhouse as a place to escape the wildness of the outside world, Herman added this one by Alitex in 2015. Photograph by Ngoc Minh Ngo.

Lush garden path bordered by hedges and perennial plantings leading to traditional New England home.

The meadow is a quiet corner of the property formed by grasses. Photograph by Claire Takas.

Natural meadow garden with wildflowers and grasses in front of rustic red outbuilding.

The perennial garden is visible from the two most-used rooms in the home: the bay window is the living room, and the primary bedroom is located above it. Photograph by Neil Landino.

Landscape designer Kathryn Herman’s own property in Fairfield features a 114-foot-long perennial garden with fourteen individual beds separated by hedging. Photography by Neil Landino

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