Freeport Cape
Renovation and addition for an 1800’s Cape in Freeport. The project centered on reclaiming the home’s original character while ensuring the new addition existed in dialogue with the historic structure. On the interior, layered and timeless spaces filled with collected treasures, antique furnishings, and unexpected textiles create rooms that feel great in all seasons.
Harpswell Farmhouse
Furnishings, lighting, and art for a historic farmhouse in the Casco Bay. This project was a balancing act of timeline and budget. We kept sourcing hyper local and were able to explore design ideas in real time during the two day installation. The final result was a refreshing reminder that simplicity goes a long way in a space filled with history and narrative.
Brooklyn Brownstone (in progress)
In true Brooklyn brownstone form, this parlor floor apartment was rich with intricate plaster detailing and beautiful light, but required an update to the layout and finishes. The first phase focused on paint, custom millwork, and renovations to the small kitchen. The final phase will layer in a collection of vintage furnishings, textiles, and highly personal art and ceramics.
Munjoy Hill Victorian (in progress)
This full-scale design project encompasses a bathroom and kitchen renovation, custom millwork, and thoughtfully curated paint, furnishings, and lighting throughout. We are reimagining the client’s existing furniture while introducing timeless, investment-worthy pieces to compliment the space. Our clients value our design ethos and embrace a slower, intentional process, allowing us to source unique, storied items that reflect their lifestyle. Together, we are crafting a layered home that tells the story of their family and how they live.
Litchfield County Colonial (in progress)
A complete revamp of a 1903 Colonial with great bones. Our renovation scope focuses on new finishes and plumbing for all bathrooms, millwork updates, paint throughout, and reimagining the garage as a gym. With three young children, it is important to our clients that the design balances practicality with beauty. We are creating a space that meets their family’s needs while infusing meaningful details to make their country home feel both relaxing and inspiring.
Thomaston Cape (in progress)
What started as a two-hour design consultation has grown into an evolving collaboration. Our client, inspired by the charm of their historic Cape, initially sought guidance on arranging their existing furniture to complement the home’s character. After advising on furniture placement, sourcing wallpaper, and selecting a cohesive paint palette, we are now working together to layer in additional furniture and details for the entire home. The result is a space that feels timeless and deeply personal.