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When a stony ledge with a steep downward slope became the designated site for a single-family residence in Campton, the rock was not circumvented or extracted but embraced as a vital element to the project’s success.
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When a stony ledge with a steep downward slope became the designated site for a single-family residence in Campton, the rock was not circumvented or extracted but embraced as a vital element to the project’s success.
At the end of the day, who wouldn’t want to relax in a soothing, spa-like environment? Creating such a space was the task presented to designer Kevin Roy of KRB Kitchen & Bath Design Center in Stratham.
It’s not every day that an appliance catastrophe triggers a breathtaking kitchen transformation. “The family’s dishwasher malfunctioned, ruining the kitchen floors and lower cabinets,” explains Whitney Nelson, designer at Granite State Cabinets of Bedford. “Given the amount of restoration work, the client decided to remodel.”
Cool, clean and calm capture the essence of this spacious modern bath built by Image Contracting in Bedford.
Built in 1918 as a summer retreat, The Clementine House in Sandwich fills its small footprint with creativity.
Dark and dramatic—a stylistic departure from recent trends—captures the essence of this bath.
If great design is in the details, then this kitchen is a star. Auger Building Company, based in Greenland, was tasked with creating a unique residence in downtown Portsmouth.
Times change, and today’s summer retreats — like those featured in this issue —often offer creature comforts ours never did. And yet, I sense that many still carry a simple sentimental value.
Inspired by the contours of the countryside, a master gardener cultivates richly layered gardens.
The 15-room, 18th-century inn reopens after a European-inspired renovation.
A sister-brother duo reimagines an island cottage on Winnipesaukee.
Exquisite craftsmanship in furniture-making is David Lamb’s calling card.
Kacey Graham designs homes that feel welcoming, balanced and personal.
A hundred-year-old property is renewed with a careful blend of preservation & modern design.
Designed around the water, this Shingle Style home brings modern ease to lakeside living.
Rooted in tradition yet built for modern life, this harborfront home celebrates craftsmanship, comfort and connection to the water.
2026 Winner of Excellence in Green Design and Small House Design
2026 Excellence in Interior Design: Primary Suite/ Bedroom and Kitchen Design — Contemporary
2026 Winner for Excellence in Bath Design and Honorable Mention for Interior Design: Whole House Design
2026 Winner of Excellence Kitchen Design: Traditional and Transitional
2023 Winner of Excellence in Kitchen Design: Contemporary
2026 Winner of Excellence in Interior Design: Living Space
2026 Excellence in Architectural Design: Traditional
2026 Winner of Excellence in Outdoor Design: Outdoor Living Spaces
2026 Winner for Excellence in a Historic Renovation and Home of the Year
2026 Honorable Mention for Excellence in Bath Design
2026 Honorable Mention for Excellence in Historic Renovation
Renovating an antique house in the Monadnock region leads to an evolving garden design.
A once-forgettable kitchen becomes the star of this 1960s ranch thanks to sophisticated pink cabinetry and space-savvy design.
Come for the exhibitions, but don’t forget to shop.
Artist Alex Kanevsky’s creativity flows within the peaceful environs of New Hampshire.
It's that time of year again— time to share the winners of our Annual Design Awards. Now in its 13th year, the competition continues to grow more exciting with each passing season. This year, we received 100 submissions — a 20% increase from last year — and introduced a new category: Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs).
Architect Katie Sutherland draws on Japanese design principles, historic preservation and a deep respect for the natural world to shape homes that are as sustainable as they are serene.
Scott McDermott has worked as a professional gardener since 2008. His work reflects a deep commitment to horticulture, craftsmanship and place-based design. Beginning in landscape maintenance, he developed a strong foundation in plant knowledge before advancing to work on a…
Outdoor Design (Garden Design) Winner: Coastal Pollinator Garden by Scott McDermott, McDermott Landscape Design in Portsmouth
Outdoor Design (Living Spaces) Winner: Outdoor Oasis in Hollis by Kacey Graham, Boehm Graham Interior Design in Bedford
Outdoor Design (Landscape Without Pool) Winner: Shoreline Refresh by Gregory Rusnica, Bonin Architects & Associates in New London
Outdoor Design (Landscape with Pool) Winner: Forever Home by Britni Rotunda by Maugel DeStefano Architects in Portsmouth
Remodeling/Renovation Design Winner: Carriage House Revival by Tim Giguere, TMS Architects & Interiors in Portsmouth
Historic Renovation Honorable Mention: Colonial Cape by Alyssia Zevos, Home Comfort in Center Harbor and Scott Elliott, Native Timberworks Carpentry & Design in Moultonborough
Historic Renovation Winner: Little Green by Matthew J. Daughdrill, Christopher P. Williams Architects in Meredith
On Thursday, April 16, 2026 New Hampshire Home hosted the 13th Annual Design Awards at The Venues at the Factory in Manchester. It was a wonderful evening celebrating New Hampshire's best residential architects, designers and builders.
Bath Design Honorable Mention: Out of the Darkness, Into the Light by Image Contracting in Bedford
Bath Design Winner: Traditional Elegance by Debbe Daley, Debbe Daley Designs in Portsmouth
Interior Design (Specialty/Small Space) Honorable Mention: Lockes Island Bunkhouse by Native Timberworks Carpentry and Design, LLC in Moultonborough
Interior Design (Specialty/Small Space) Winner: German Spa Retreat by Justin Miller, G.M. Roth Design Remodeling in Nashua
Interior Design (Primary Suite) Winner: State Street Condo by Ben Auger, Auger Building Company in Greenland
Interior Design (Living Space) Winner: Water’s Edge by Amanda Raymond, Studio Sage Interiors in New London
Interior Design (Whole House) Honorable Mention: 1918 The Clementine House by Debbe Daley, Debbe Daley Designs in Portsmouth
Interior Design (Whole House) Winner: House on the Point by Lindsay Lawrence Interiors in Newburyport, Mass