Perspectives

Designing for the Space Between

Designing for the Space Between

Some of the best moments in seeing a home realized happen outside it — on a terrace, under a pergola, at the edge of a pool, when you can be in one space experiencing another. That only works when the architecture and the landscape are considered together, from the...

The Architecture of Ease

The Architecture of Ease

There’s a term in Italian—sprezzatura—that describes a kind of studied ease: the ability to make something difficult appear effortless. First articulated during the Renaissance, it reflects a quiet discipline—where rigor and intention are present, but not immediately...

Urban Living: Making Space Count

Urban Living: Making Space Count

In the city, every square foot matters. Tight footprints, shared walls, and ever-changing views shape the way we live — and challenge us to design with intention. Urban homes demand a balance of precision and warmth, where light, materials, and circulation all play...

Featured Projects: Porches

Featured Projects: Porches

A well-designed porch or sunroom creates a seamless transition between indoors and out, extending the home’s living space while embracing natural light, fresh air, and seasonal changes. Whether it’s an inviting entry porch, a sunroom filled with panoramic views, or a...

Building Trend: Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU’s)

Building Trend: Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU’s)

Massachusetts recently passed a law making it easier for homeowners to build Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), also known as in-law suites, guest houses, or backyard cottages. Starting in February 2025, homeowners in single-family neighborhoods can add a small,...

Project Feature – Mudrooms

Project Feature – Mudrooms

While on the subject of Winter, a mudroom is a must have in New England and is a highly requested feature from our clients who are adding on, designing new or reconfiguring existing space. Mudrooms are highly functional spaces but also opportunities for creative...