Design Awards Winners

Home Design Award Remodeling/Renovation Design Winner: Modern Farmstead by Home Comfort in Center Harbor, NH

Home Design Award Interior Design: Primary Suite Winner: Mill Stone Terrace Residence by Boehm Graham Interior Design in Bedford, NH

Home Design Award Historic Renovation Winner: Historic Weare Schoolhouse by Inscription Architects in Weare, NH

Home Design Award Small Home Design Winner (Tie): Alpine House by Sheldon Pennoyer AIA & Bridget Bittman Brock Assoc AIA in Concord

Home Design Award Small Home Design Winner (Tie): Guest Pavilion by Marcus Gleysteen Architects in Boston and Lincoln

Home Design Award Kitchen Design: Traditional Winner: Great Bay Timberframe by Amber Dawn Interiors in Rochester, NH

Home Design Award Interior Design: Living Space Winner: Let There Be Light by Ann Henderson Interiors in Keene, NH

This condo, nestled into the hillside of Loon Mountain and surrounded by trees and ski trails, provides a relaxing yet highly functional space for a family of five to spend their weekends. The kitchen cabinetry perfectly blends warm and rustic…

This four-season lakeside retreat, composed of a 2,733-square-foot residence and a 382-square-foot guest cabin linked by an elevated boardwalk, is conceived as an arrangement of spaces grouped as solid blocks, which are arranged to frame and hold the common, open…

The clients wanted a respite from their busy lives; a spa-inspired suite was the solution. Set against a palette of light and dark greige tones, rich walnut brown and polished nickel accents, an oversized horizontal channel-tufted Vanguard velvet bed sets…

You wouldn’t want to miss a meal gathered in this stunning dining room! The beautiful architectural beams soaring high above the long table are complemented by a pair of sparkling, oversized chandeliers hanging from the rafters—a perfect combination of rustic…

Respecting the rural setting of the colonial-style home built in 1991, careful consideration was given to mature tree preservation, extended views from the house, and newly incorporated features such as stone walls to maintain the farmhouse feeling of the property.…

The client wanted to revive a family-owned Cape-style house that had been neglected over time. Its personal significance to the owner influenced the decision to retain the primary structure—a combination of heavy timber floors and roof supported by plank…

Originally destined to be a smaller-scale renovation, as the design progressed and construction started, it was decided to gut the interior of the Portsmouth building down to the original brick walls, which dated to 1817. Awkward layouts and non-stacking stairs…