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Moody home library with scenic wallpaper, built-in bookshelves, blue sofa, patterned rug, and dark wood trim.

Cozy sitting area with pale green walls, velvet armchair, patterned ottoman, vintage magazine rack, and autumn branches.

Soft sage walls offer a visual breather, providing a unifying backdrop for a vintage kilim rug, plush velvet chairs, and an eclectic mix of decor.

Colorful pantry with orange cabinetry, glass-front cabinets, dark wood countertops, floral wallpaper, and patterned rug.

A vibrant mango hue awakens the butler’s pantry, beautifully juxtaposed against botanical wallpaper backing the cabinets and a playful silk ikat café curtain.

Rich brown millwork, a glossy pink ceiling, and tapestry wallpaper evoke a cozy lodge aesthetic and sanctuary in the library, says interior designer Thiara Borges Dananberg.

Patterned hallway with blue-green trim, antique-style rug, wall sconce, and view into a floral bedroom.

Geometric Robert Kime wallpaper and custom green-patina sconces cast a soft, ambient glow in a second-floor landing painted with warm teal accents.

Eclectic sitting area with blue wing chair, green leather ottoman, fireplace, colorful artwork, and patterned textiles.

Lavender grasscloth wallpaper infuses the living room with airy texture, balancing a midcentury Moroccan rug, warm neutral trim, and a delicate glass light fixture.

Family room with black-and-white checked sectional, colorful patterned pillows, round coffee table, and built-in shelving.

An L-shaped sectional sofa anchors a family room that serves as the primary gathering space. Custom parchment ceiling mounts with plum trim were created locally by Blanche P. Field.

Dining room with scenic wallpaper, striped chairs, dark wood table, chess set, and hydrangea arrangement.

Woven Casamidy chairs with saddle-blanket backs flank a kid-friendly table in the dining area, while a sleek flush-mount fixture injects modern interest beneath the low ceiling.

Bedroom with floral wallpaper, cane bed, patterned textiles, shaggy bench, and tailored window treatments.

Abstract pink wallpaper adds an earthy, elegant feel to the primary bedroom, where a caned bed and rich burlwood nightstands wrap the space in layered warmth.

Teal-painted back entry with wood staircase, patterned antique rug, upholstered chair, artwork, and flowers.

The home’s back entry is wrapped in a deep, dramatic teal that sweeps up the curved staircase. A vintage Brimfield flea market rug and artwork from Chelsea Lyons Teta ground the space.

Elegant bedroom with floral wallpaper, blue velvet chairs, upholstered bench, and soft neutral drapery.

A botanical wallcovering by Isidore Leroy visually expands the walls of this guest room. Reid purchased the antique Chinese rosewood chairs for her first New York apartment and has found a happy home for them ever since.

Sophisticated living room with dark walls, wood paneling, marble fireplace, blue armchairs, and contemporary art.

Designer Amanda Reid’s living room walls are painted Inchyra Blue by Farrow & Ball. The Italian midcentury chairs are upholstered in a Schumacher moiré; the glass and Lucite cocktail table is from the 1970s. The aqua and pink artwork is by Karine Léger.

White kitchen with walnut island, marble countertops, cane counter stools, brass fixtures, and pink lilies.

“I really wanted the kitchen to also be formal and not feel so much like a kitchen, so I didn’t include any upper cabinets,” Reid says.

In the primary bedroom, silk window treatments with tassel trim and a canopy bed exude glamour.

Historic white Colonial-style home with black shutters, columned entrance, pink front door, and manicured landscaping.

New shutters from New England Shutter Mills and an exterior paint color—Sherwin-Williams Greek Villa—gave the Greek Revival a glow up for the Insta era. The front door is painted Farrow & Ball Nancy’s Blushes.

Elegant staircase with blush pink walls, crystal chandelier, decorative wall art, and marble checkerboard floor.

The stairway’s porcelain wall pieces were hand thrown by Mexican artist Lucrecia Waggoner and acquired through Lanoue Gallery in Boston.

Light-filled dressing room with mirrored wardrobe, window seat, vanity, patterned rug, and cat on ottoman.

Reid’s Bengal cat, Mika, perches in the dressing room where the fabric on the window treatments is by Schumacher.

Elegant dining room with round wood table, crystal chandelier, floral wallpaper, patterned rug, and pink roses.

The branch-inspired chandelier from Corbett in the dining room echoes the wallcovering by Isidore Leroy.

White bathroom with freestanding tub, glass shower, patterned tile floor, gray curtains, and floral artwork.

Glass blocks and pink laminate counters were evicted from this bathroom in favor of a deep soaking tub and marble mosaic flooring.

Interior designer in a white eyelet dress standing beside a carved marble fireplace in an elegant living room.

Homeowner Amanda Reid, founder of Mandarina Interior Design Studio, by the original marble fireplace surround.

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Neutral primary bedroom with upholstered bed, patterned armchair, woven shades, and vaulted ceiling.

n keeping with the home’s palette, the second-floor guest room incorporates earthy mocha tones.

Moody powder room with arched green walls, marble sink, brass mirror, and antiqued mirrored backsplash.

The powder room has a vintage sink and faucet, antique mirrored tile, and a wallpapered jib door concealing the water closet.

Rustic potting room with teal cabinetry, farmhouse sink, wood worktables, flowers, and French doors.

A French farmhouse table from the 1800s anchors the walk-out portion of the basement that serves as a garden/potting room. The antique stool has been in the owner’s family for generations.

Screened porch with wicker seating and mountain views framed by black steel doors.

While the new owners of this vintage farmhouse in northern Vermont were committed to preserving its historic character, they couldn’t resist embracing the spectacular mountain views with an expansive new three-season screened porch, furnished with Lane Venture wicker sofas and a Hudson Valley Lighting Group fixture.

Butler's pantry with black-framed glass walls, natural wood cabinetry, marble counter, and brass faucet.

Another nod to the past is an enclosed scullery off the kitchen that houses an overflow kitchen, food prep area, and wine room.

Arched sleeping nook with mauve built-in bed, colorful pillows, orange throw, and storage drawers.

A second-floor “spillover” room designed for guests with children, this alcove-like bedroom also doubles as a cozy reading nook.

Neutral living room with sofas, vintage-style rug, wood lounge chair, floral arrangement, and tall windows.

Like many vintage farmhouses, this 1880 home sits close to the road, prompting landscape architects Keith Wagner and Abby Comeau to create a subtle buffer that includes maple trees and a staggered getty gray granite wall.

Bright kitchen with natural wood island, gray cabinetry, marble countertops, brass fixtures, and pendant lights.

Though the kitchen was extensively remodeled, the owners chose traditional furnishings, classic cabinetry, and reclaimed French oak flooring to blend old-world charm with modern functionality.

Children's bunk room with sage green built-in beds, wood ladder, patterned bedding, and yellow toy giraffe.

The children’s bunkroom sleeps six and features reclaimed French oak floors and built-in storage drawers painted Benjamin Moore Louisburg Green.

Freestanding white bathtub with brass fixtures, neutral walls, flowers, and shuttered window.

A stand-alone tub anchors the primary bathroom.

White farmhouse exterior with metal roof, wood front door, stone walls, and flowering hydrangeas.

White country house with modern glass addition, stone walls, lawn, and naturalistic landscaping.

The home’s rear exterior features a three-season porch.

Wood-paneled TV room with navy sectional sofa, patterned pillows, colorful artwork, and upholstered ottoman.

The family dubbed this cozy retreat the Away Room—a place to watch television, read, or simply enjoy a little solitude without leaving the action entirely.

Blue reading nook with built-in window seat, patterned pillows, oval window, and wall sconces.

This built-in window seat transformed leftover attic space into one of the homeowners’ favorite places to curl up with a book.

Neutral primary bedroom with upholstered bed, wood-paneled accent wall, patterned pillows, and bedside table.

The primary bedroom’s soft textures, natural materials, and restrained palette create a restful retreat, allowing the architecture and changing light to take center stage.

Primary bathroom with custom wood double vanity, marble countertop, large mirror, and polished nickel fixtures.

Walnut cabinetry and Ocean Blue quartzite bring warmth and subtle color to the primary bath.

Enclosed coastal porch with woven seating, neutral sofa, large windows, and garden views.

Flexible furnishings—including two ceramic garden stools repurposed as drinks tables—lush native plantings, and broad Sakonnet River views create an outdoor room equally suited to quiet mornings for two and holiday weekends with family

Waterfront home office with built-in wood cabinetry, lounge chairs, ottoman, and French doors overlooking the water.

Designed for two, the shared office includes built-in storage, comfortable seating, and a private balcony, making it easy for the couple to work side by side.

Waterfront living room with stone fireplace, neutral furnishings, wood ceiling, and large windows overlooking the water.

Between the living room’s swivel chairs, artisan Jeff Soderbergh transformed a tree removed during construction into a sculptural table, stacking concentric slices to reveal the tree’s growth rings

White coastal kitchen with wood island, marble countertop, green pendant lights, and black counter stools.

Sea Pearl quartzite countertops, leafy ceramic tile, and stools by Rhode Island maker O&G Studio echo the landscape beyond.

Shingle-style coastal home exterior with tall windows, stone chimney, and covered front entry.

Architect Donald Powers broke up the home’s massing with layered rooflines and carefully scaled gables, giving the 4,000-square-foot house a deceptively modest presence.

Shingle-style coastal home with stone chimney, covered entry, landscaped gardens, and attached garage.

The river elevation unfolds gradually, with porches and terraces encouraging family and guests to move easily between indoors and out.

Waterfront dining room with wood table, upholstered chairs, sculptural pendant lights, and water views.

Designed to welcome a crowd, the custom-crafted walnut dining table expands with pullout breadboard ends to seat twelve. Overhead, V-groove paneling adds texture and a subtle sheen, giving the ceiling character without the visual weight of exposed beams.

Coastal living room with large abstract artwork, console table, woven stools, and wood ceiling details.

The homeowners brought the living room’s painting by Ohio-based artist AJ Oishi with them when they moved to Rhode Island.

Waterfront garden with Adirondack chairs, lush plantings, lawn, and expansive coastal views.

Landscape architect Laura Knosp designed the grounds as a series of outdoor rooms, with the firepit creating a natural gathering place as the sun goes down.

Coastal primary bedroom with four-poster wood bed, blue patterned wallpaper, and upholstered bench.

“The primary bedroom had to, at the end of the day, become an oasis or retreat for my clients,” says Pomeroy.

Covered oceanfront porch with wicker seating, blue cushions, potted plants, and white dog.

Alfie, the homeowners’ dog, relaxes on a porch with Walters wicker furniture. “Gerald came up with creative ways to make the home beautiful and family-friendly,” the client says.

Coastal New England home overlooking an oceanfront swimming pool surrounded by naturalistic landscaping.

The 1880s Victorian with its grand facade sits on the rugged Cohasset coast with expansive views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Oceanfront living room with coral sofa, blue armchairs, leather ottoman, and patterned curtains.

Siegel Structural Engineers reconfigured the structural framing of the family room to allow for an ocean-facing facade of floor-to-ceiling doors and windows. Hwang Bishop Barnacle table lamps add a sculptural element.

Traditional living room with marble fireplace, gilded mirror, coral armchairs, and patterned rug.

Gerald Pomeroy Interiors designed the fireplace surround in the drawing room. The stone and fabrication are by ItalMarble. The antique English Regency convex mirror is from David Neligan Antiques.

White coastal kitchen with green island, woven counter stools, quartz countertops, and lantern pendant lights.

Harrington counter stools from Arteriors rest beneath Urban Electric Co. Chelsea lanterns in a kitchen with “an intriguing combination of classic and modern elements,” says Pomeroy.

Coastal home entrance with black front door, patterned wallpaper, wood staircase, and covered porch beyond.

The renovated hallway uses the ocean as a focal point. A Vaughan Zurich Lantern hovers above a circa-1830 German Biedermeier table sourced through Chairish.

“The entrance is decidedly elegant but low key at the same time, referencing the architecture of the house,” says interior designer Gerald Pomeroy.

Oceanfront breakfast room with round table, wicker chairs, colorful curtains, and water views.

Full-height windows overlooking the ocean were added to a breakfast room with an Iatesta Studio garden table, Vaughan Montferrat Leaf Chandelier, and Stark rug.

Coastal bathroom with pale blue walls, white vanity, marble countertop, and polished nickel sconces.

Gerald Pomeroy Interiors custom designed the vanity in the primary bath.

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Bedroom with woven bed, abstract wallpaper, wood bedside table, and black dome lamp.

A view from the primary bedroom into the en suite bath; the chest of drawers and mirror are vintage.

Primary bedroom with woven dresser and view into bathroom with freestanding tub and wood cabinetry.

A Lawson-Fenning bed upholstered in a Schumacher fabric anchors the primary bedroom. The settee is from Cisco Home, and the lighting was installed by the previous homeowner.

Built-in reading nook with wood-paneled walls, patterned cushion, pillows, and small side table.

A hallway nook features a built-in bench covered in fabric from Leah O’Connell Design Textiles and Wallcoverings. FACING PAGE: The new mudroom showcases cubbies and cabinetry that play off the existing wood paneling.

Mudroom with custom wood lockers, brass hooks, built-in bench, woven baskets, and patterned rug.

The new mudroom showcases cubbies and cabinetry that play off the existing wood paneling.

Great room with wood-paneled walls, black fireplace, patterned ottomans, and large windows.

A painting by the late Ann Sklar, who lived in Maine, hangs in the great room. The room’s sitting area contains a pair of chairs from Lawson-Fenning, custom ottomans, and a cocktail table from Noir.

Living room fireplace with black stone surround, wood-paneled wall, artwork, and upholstered armchairs.

A painting by Allen Bunker hangs above the fireplace in the den; the chairs and side table are vintage.

Dining area with long wood table, mixed chairs, sculptural pendant lights, and blue kitchen cabinetry.

A Tracy Glover light fixture hangs above a dining table from Petersen Antiques & Design paired with vintage chairs; the kitchen barstools are from Palecek.

Waterfront den with neutral sectional, upholstered chairs, wood-paneled walls, and large windows.

A Verellen sectional, a rug from Patterson Flynn, and a black side table from Noir round out the den and don’t compete with the panoramic views.

Waterfront deck with woven outdoor furniture, large umbrella, and expansive ocean views.

On the deck, a sofa from Shoppe Amber Interiors and a cocktail table from Williams Sonoma Home provide a perfect oceanside perch for hosting friends.

Wood-paneled entry with black sculptural mirror, woven console, stools, and leafy branches.

In the foyer, a pair of ottomans from Made Goods mingle with a mirror from Arteriors and a vintage chair. “I enjoy antiquing and the hunt for the perfect accessory, so many of the items are ones I’ve gathered over the years,” says the wife.

Kids’ bunk room with wood bunk beds, green paneled walls, striped shade, and patterned chair.

Interior designers Erin Gates and Eliza Colpak painted the existing paneling in the children’s room a deep green and installed bunk beds from Room & Board to create what Gates calls “a summer camp vibe.”

A Kelly Wearstler for Kravet wallpaper lends interest to a guest room, where a Williams Sonoma Home bed is paired with a side table from Soho Home.

Traditional kitchen with green cabinetry, marble counters, wood island, and crystal chandeliers.

Living room with fieldstone fireplace, exposed wood beams, patterned furniture, and brass chandelier.

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Primary bedroom with four-poster canopy bed, green walls, and blue upholstered settee.

The custom bed in the primary suite is “a piece of art in itself,” says the homeowner. It was a collaborative effort among Caldwell, Scott James Furniture & Design, which built the bed, and Makkas Workroom, which crafted the canopy and draperies in Jasper textiles.

Primary bathroom with white clawfoot tub, brass fixtures, and scenic mural wallpaper.

In the primary bathroom, a Schumacher wallpaper mural provides a sylvan backdrop for an elegant claw-foot tub.

Moody home office with patterned wallpaper, green velvet sofa, and plaid carpet.

The home office, which doubles as a guest room, has a deliberate ski-house vibe with MINDTHEGAP wallpaper in a ski and snowshoe motif.

Eclectic living room with floral sofa, antique chairs, artwork, and patterned rug.

The homeowners’ love of animals is reflected throughout the house. In the living room, white walls are a quiet backdrop for the gallery of dog-centric art on the hanging rail; the armed stools have lion heads carved into the handles.

The kitchen by the British company deVOL “is an ode to the English cottage,” says Caldwell. The bespoke cabinetry is bottle green; the extended dairy table serves as a work island and is the only seating in the room. Countertops, backsplash, and shelving are all Arabescato marble that “feels old and natural.” The vintage chandeliers were a lucky online find.

Game room with patterned wallpaper, plaid carpet, red table, and upholstered chairs.

The playroom has the blue plaid carpeting found throughout the third-floor “kid’s kingdom.

Historic white New England home with mansard roof and symmetrical facade.

Two porches, one on each side, were added “to act as entry points and accommodate things a family needs like a mudroom,”

Patterned entry hall with staircase, checkerboard wood floor, and antique console table.

Interior designer Kelli Caldwell’s off-white and rust palette grounds and brightens the entry hall. Decorative artist MaryBeth Whalen painted the checkerboard wood floor.

Traditional dining room with scenic mural walls, antique furniture, and crystal chandelier.

The dining room mural by Whalen depicts local landmarks and images of the family and their beloved rescue dogs.

Eclectic den with library wallpaper, patterned sofa, and animal-print rug.

The second-floor den has Library wallpaper from Kravet and a rug from The Rug Company depicting a mama tiger and her five cubs.

Bunk room with green built-in beds, wood ladders, and plaid carpet.

The bunk room, also on the third floor, reminds the owner of her own childhood visits with family in Vermont. Each built-in bed has a privacy curtain.

Traditional bathroom with green walls, patterned tile floor, and vintage-style sink.

The children’s bathroom has a playful tile floor and shop-style double sink.

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Roofing contractors installing asphalt shingles on a residential roof using professional safety equipment.

Modern farmhouse with black CertainTeed architectural shingle roof and expansive covered porch.

Craftsman-style home featuring CertainTeed architectural shingles in a multi-tone finish.

White traditional home with black CertainTeed architectural shingle roof.

Roofing contractor securing CertainTeed roofing underlayment before installing asphalt shingles.

Two-story gray home featuring CertainTeed architectural asphalt shingles and landscaped front yard.

Two images of a contemporary Tudor-style kitchen

White kitchen with farmhouse sink, marble countertops, blue tile backsplash, and brass fixtures.

The double faucet is equipped with a HydroTap, which provides cold, boiling, or sparkling water on demand.

Professional gas range beneath an arched marble backsplash with oak cabinetry.

Niches on both sides of the range store essentials like spices and olive oil.

Contemporary kitchen with oak cabinetry, teal island, leather stools, and arched marble range wall.

A simple sculptural arch softens the room’s right angles, framing a bold marble backsplash while concealing the range hood. The upholstered leather stools swivel.

Cozy breakfast nook with upholstered banquette, wood table, and sculptural pendant light.

The chameleon-like rope lighting fixture is visible at one end of the expansive banquette

Hidden coffee bar concealed behind teal cabinetry in a modern kitchen.

A concealed coffee bar was a must for the homeowner.

Kitchen with custom oak cabinetry, brass hardware, and marble countertops.

Floor-to-ceiling cabinets ensure a clutter-free kitchen.

Traditional kitchen with farmhouse sink, blue range, marble counters, and patterned tile backsplash.

A cross section of the space captures its antique styling—from the detailed cabinetry and elegant pulls to the painted marble-tile backsplash.

Blue range with brass accents set against a blue-and-white patterned tile backsplash.

Sanza Carrara marble tiles from StoneImpressions frame the La Cornue range.

White kitchen with blue island seating, patterned tile backsplash, and brass accents.

The gathering island has a furnished feel, thanks to upholstered seating and shaded fixtures.

Kitchen featuring dramatic marble countertop, full-height backsplash, and fluted glass cabinet doors.

A steel-and-glass partition and door were inspired by the home’s original leaded windows; it maintains separation while filling the adjacent pantry with light.

Traditional kitchen with custom black range hood, marble backsplash, and wood cabinetry.

This kitchen reads old-world elegance with a thoughtful mix of materials. The beams were wrapped, and an existing table was stained and adapted to make an island that feels like a found object. It is topped with a Nero Marquina marble in a leather finish. The pendant is from Visual Comfort & Co.

Cozy breakfast nook with curved banquette, round table, and large pendant light.

. A blue banquette and small metal table create a casual dining area.

Navy blue beverage station with glass cabinets, brass hardware, and integrated coffee bar.

High-gloss cabinetry by Plainville’s H&B Woodworking was always part of the plan, but the original brick was a serendipitous discovery.

Covered outdoor living pavilion overlooking a swimming pool and landscaped backyard.

Modern swimming pool with spa, white loungers, umbrellas, and wooded landscape.

Decluttering the hill behind the pool created a grassy play space while the trees offer privacy screening.

The geometric sensibility of the new covered porch influenced the outdoor scheme. “We paid close attention to the house design, so the landscape feels like an extension,” says landscape designer Lina Cangrejo.

Stone pathway leading to a pool terrace surrounded by hydrangeas and mature trees.

Stone walls give structure to the landscape. The pool deck is Madras Grey sandstone, a natural material from India that has a softer texture and stays cooler in the sun than bluestone.

Stone stepping-stone path beside a black garage with retaining wall and lawn.

A dramatic natural rock outcropping is framed in this view from a path along the new barn-style garage.

Modern black garage pavilion beside a white traditional home with manicured landscaping.

On the street side, the renovation included construction of a new garage connected to the house by a glass-framed breezeway. Sanni and Cangrejo designed a motor court to create a sense of arrival. The breezeway also provides entrée to a stepping-stone path leading to the pool. The signature stone walls extend behind the new structure.

Round dining table with colorful floral centerpiece overlooking the garden.

Urban Electric Co. flush-mount lights don’t distract from the sky-blue ceiling. The painted ‘carpet’ on the floor features a glazing that gives the colors a woven look. The high-gloss final finish helps bounce light around the space.

Contemporary living room opening to a sunroom with patterned Roman shades.

A coterie of seating from Kettal, including the sofa and chairs as well as the side and coffee tables, creates a spot for highbrow conversation and tucking into beach reads alike. Throw pillows in Christopher Farr Cloth and Pierre Frey were made by La Regence.

Dining area with folding glass doors opening to a landscaped backyard.

Lunch served at a Holly Hunt table features views of Arizona Needle, artist Tom Faulkner’s garden sculpture.

Bright living room with pastel furnishings, woven seating, and geometric round mirror.

“I love the circle window,” says interior designer Phillip Thomas of the existing architectural element. “It’s totally different, totally unexpected, and takes it from being a utilitarian device to something that has some artistic value to it.”

Colorful sitting area with woven chairs, sculptural console, and pastel blue ceiling.

An Urban Electric Co. chandelier supplies modernity while floors hand-painted by Chris Pearson ground the porch. The copper floor lamp and ceramic stool are from The Future Perfect; the console table is Andrianna Shamaris.

White custom home featuring premium entry doors and traditional architecture.

Gray double entry doors beneath a curved portico on a custom home.

White custom two-panel interior door with decorative trim.

Mudroom featuring custom wood doors, built-in bench, and tiled floor.

Black custom screen doors on a cedar-shingle coastal home.

Modern wood front entry door with sidelights on a contemporary coastal home.

Covered outdoor shower with stone wall and cedar privacy screen.

An outdoor shower featuring western red cedar, stone veneer, and bluestone flooring is one of the amenities found in the ground-level “grotto” area.

White oak built-ins frame modern fireplace in waterfront great room.

Oak built-ins flank a plaster fireplace surround in the living area; the pendant is from Chloe Winston Lighting Design.

Cedar-shingled rooftop entry leading to the home's roof deck.

To fit in with the neighborhood, architect William D. Earls employed traditional cottage-inspired rooflines, cedar shingles, and exposed rafter tails.

Rear elevation of waterfront home with terraces and boat storage below.

The same Connecticut fieldstone and shingle siding appear on the water-facing facade, though it clearly enjoys a more contemporary aesthetic than the front; here, indoor-outdoor living takes priority.

Waterfront primary bedroom with balcony and serene neutral palette.

Another set of bifold doors lend an indoor-outdoor feel to the serene primary bedroom, whose bed and bench are from Arhaus.

Spa-inspired primary bathroom with freestanding tub and water views.

he primary bath’s soaking tub and fittings are from Waterware Showrooms, and the porcelain floor tiles are from Tile & Stone Techniques.

Custom mudroom with built-in bench, storage, and brick flooring.

Brick flooring from Tile & Stone Techniques laid in a herringbone pattern lends warmth to the mudroom.

White and oak kitchen with marble backsplash and brass fixtures.

Pendants from Chloe Winston Lighting Design hang in the kitchen, which features a Calacatta Gold backsplash and countertops and a curved plaster vent hood.

Open-concept great room with kitchen and panoramic water views.

Thanks to a pair of bifold doors, the kitchen, dining, and living areas spill out onto a bluestone terrace overlooking Long Island Sound. The beams, flooring, and natural cabinetry are all stained oak.

Four-story shingle-style waterfront home with stone base and garages.

The street-facing facade is meant to look more traditional, with shingles, shutters, and casement windows with muntin bars.

Casual dining area with oak table and woven cabinet panels.

Waterfront deck with lounge seating, fire table, and harbor views.

The top floor of this Norwalk cottage leads out to a rooftop terrace, complete with a firepit and outdoor furniture from Seasons Too.

Cozy bedroom sitting area overlooking the water and private balcony.

White oak bathroom vanity with fluted detailing and aqua tile surround.

In the primary bath, a custom oak vanity is set into a niche sheathed with zellige tile from Artistic Tile.

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