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Home for the Holidays: Open Spaces Perfect for Hosting
The holiday season is all about bringing people together—whether it’s family gatherings, festive dinners, or cozy get-togethers with friends. Instead of being in separate spaces, open layouts allow for easy flow and interaction, making your home feel inviting and comfortable for guests. Here are some of our favorite open-concept spaces, perfect for any Holiday get-together! Residence on Melrose The hub...
Shiplap Ceilings That Standout
When it comes to designing a home, the details make all the difference. One particular feature that can make a space stand out is the addition of wood plank ceilings, also referred to as Shiplap, beadboard, nickel gap, or v-groove. These ceiling applications can add visual texture and create a more dramatic space. The horizontal lines create depth, drawing the...
Primary Bathrooms – A Homeowner’s Personal Oasis
The primary bathroom is considered one of the most personal spaces in a home. It is where you prepare for the day and unwind at night. It is a sacred place; whether you have a limited footprint or endless space, the result should impart a sense of ease and tranquility. Here are some of our favorite bathroom oases we’ve created...
All About the Back…of the House
It’s hard to believe that summer is almost over (say it isn’t so!). Barbecues and outdoor get-togethers are winding down, but it doesn’t mean you can’t continue to enjoy your backyard. We’ve talked a lot about the front of a home; it’s the first thing people see and the cover page of your home’s story. But let’s not overlook what’s...
Our Favorite Livable Outdoor Spaces
It’s the perfect time of year to enjoy your outdoor space. Whether you’re entertaining a group for a BBQ or dinner party, lounging in the sunshine with a good book, or simply watching the kids play in the yard, all of these activities are better on a patio or deck! Below are just some of our favorite livable outdoor spaces...
Shingle-Style Homes — A Coastal New England Staple
Shingle-style homes are an architectural staple synonymous with the Cape Cod home designs that dot the coastal towns of New England. With their weathered cedar shingles, gambrel roof design, and expansive verandas, these homes speak to a tradition of seaside living that has endured for over a century. But what makes these homes so special, and why do they remain...
Reading Nooks – Fun, Cozy, and Architecturally Underrated
The reading nook is a wonderful little creation that takes odd spaces and creates something useful and comforting. By definition, the reading nook should be a space that radiates a sense of calm. Bright and welcoming – without taking up much space. Recently, we’ve worked on several projects featuring reading nooks. Here are some of our favorites: This cozy little...
Cape Cod Architects – Opportunities and Familiar Challenges
The Cape & Islands have a lot to offer, from the rolling dunes of Squibnocket to the endless coastline of Chatham, so it’s no wonder they’re a worldwide destination at various times of the year! The region’s landscape and topography present unique opportunities for design while also introducing challenges that architects must navigate carefully. In this piece, we explore how...
All Things Modern
On May 16th, David Boronkay participated in a panel discussion hosted by Boston Design Guide at the beautiful Lazzoni Showroom in Newton on All Things Modern. The lively discussion focused on defining modern design and how to incorporate elements of it into your home. Panelists joining David included Alan Mayer of Mayer & Associates Architecture + Interior Design; Pierre Matta...