Tessa Manning
The Mackworth Remodel: Out With the Old, In ...

A charming community surrounds the entrance to the idyllic Mackworth Island in Falmouth, where our homeowners saw potential for their next home in one 1,400 sq. ft. cape. Over several months, the cramped home with little character and extreme water damage was transformed into a striking modern home with all the bells and whistles. The completed house marries great function and design with efficiency and adds a little boldness to its quaint, oceanside neighborhood.

The Mackworth Remodel: Out With the Old, In With the New
new home construction
Tessa Manning
A Maine Farmhouse: Where Modern and Rustic ...

Simple, clean lines were two starting points for the custom design of this modern farmhouse. Homeowners Ben and Kelley Manning had been dreaming up their new home for some time and had a clear vision for what it would look like. They planned to use materials that were genuine, things that would patina and build character over time with use. They wanted to incorporate traditional building techniques to add a rustic sense to the design, while using light colors and finishes to keep the home feeling bright and modern.

A Maine Farmhouse: Where Modern and Rustic Complement One Another
new home construction
Tessa Manning
The Granite Ridge Farmhouse: A New Home Full of ...

The appeal of a farmhouse style home has grown dramatically over recent years. We think it's because mixing vintage inspired materials and design with new home construction is a great way to add time-honored character. When the Lytle family came to us, they wanted a home that would feel airy and open with enough space for their two kids and two dogs, while also incorporating a timeless design reminiscent of traditional New England.

The Granite Ridge Farmhouse: A New Home Full of Timeless Character

The Granite Ridge Farmhouse: A New Home Full of Timeless Character

The Granite Ridge Farmhouse: A New Home Full of Timeless Character

The appeal of a farmhouse style home has grown dramatically over recent years. We think it's because mixing vintage inspired materials and design with new home construction is a great way to add time-honored character. When the Lytle family came to us, they wanted a home that would feel airy and open with enough space for their two kids and two dogs, while also incorporating a timeless design reminiscent of traditional New England.

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