Saving a State Treasure
Teamwork restores Portsmouth’s Gilded-Age Carey Cottage at Creek Farm and gives it new purpose.
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Teamwork restores Portsmouth’s Gilded-Age Carey Cottage at Creek Farm and gives it new purpose.
See the beautiful, open-concept first floor on the Music Hall’s Kitchen Tour, rescheduled for September 27.
After the renovation, There are still elements of the dry-goods and hardware stores that were once housed in this historic Portsmouth building.
A Boston family wanted a comfortable retreat with a modern aesthetic that also complemented the wooded setting.
A well-built home gets a sophisticated makeover, thanks to the talents of two New Hampshire designers.
The focal point of the rustic but elegant space is the forty-eight-inch, six-burner range that’s set into a fieldstone wall
Carolyn had two goals for the kitchen: a bar area where guests could gather apart from the food preparation area and a second kitchen island
Together with their interior designer, the group transformed the space, creating a contemporary, luxurious retreat befitting a summer home.
The focal point of Michael and Jackie Craven’s sunny kitchen is hard to miss.
They wanted a kitchen that serves as a gathering space—a place to enjoy a pre-dinner cocktail or re-group before heading out to enjoy Ogunquit’s restaurants and scenic spots
Thanks to help from TMS Architects in Portsmouth, a couple built their retirement dream home—designed for aging in place—a stone’s throw from Lake Winnipesaukee.
If you haven’t yet been there, put the historic Rundlet-May House in downtown Portsmouth on your list of places to visit this summer. Its gardens are splendid.
Thanks to architect Sloane Mayor, a 1994 Hanover ranch is now a sleek, energy-efficient home.
Interior designers worked their magic on one of Nashua’s architectural beauties for a good cause.
The 1916 Army Navy Association building now offers chic, downtown residences.