A Newly Constructed Maine Cottage Fits Right In
Clean, Crisp, and Coastal: Even with touches of modern and minimal style, this small house uses traditional forms from the past to blend into a community of hundred-year-old homes.
This new little cottage sits on a coastal Maine harbor and fits right in with others that have been there for over a hundred years. Designed by architect William Hanley of Northeast Harbor, the house is modern and minimal, crisp and clean. While borrowing traditional forms from the past, it adds modern elements to make a bold new statement. A crisp new coastal look. Nice!
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Get Your House Right: Architectural Elements to Use & Avoid
If you are designing or remodeling a traditional home and want to make sure that you get all the finish details right, this book is for you. Marianne’s drawings are illustrative, covering every aspect of interior and exterior finishes.
All New Kitchen Ideas that Work
Kitchens are one of the most important rooms in the house. It's where we pack in the most function and spend the most money, so you want something that's convenient and inspiring — this book will help you get there.
Not So Big House
This book earned author Sarah Susanka a reputation as a small house guru, yet, that wasn’t exactly her goal. This book isn’t about building a small house, it’s about building a smart house, one that matches how we live, and prioritizing beauty and comfort over size.
