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Featured New Hampshire Homes and Projects

Mountain Made

When asked to describe the style of this Hanover home, the home-owners and the builder/designer came up with their own label: Mountain Modern.

A New Angle on Alpine Lıving

When Heidi Ellis and Chris Bogan purchased property near Sunday River Resort, they envisioned a multigenerational home that enables them to fully enjoy the mountains.

This rustic cottage in Harrisville sits so close to the water’s edge that you can drop a nickel off the porch and it will always find its way into the lake. The cedar-shingled cottage echoes back to an earlier time, when seasonal lakefront cottage colonies dotted the New England landscape.

Blank Slate to Masterpiece

Growing up in England, Trim Hahn was surrounded by gardens. “There is a long heritage of horticulture in my family,” she says. One of her ancestors was botanist William Curtis.

Small Wonder

It's impossible to miss the majestic elm tree that hovers over this cozy New England-style home in downtown Exeter. The tree dominates the back corner of the property, and it played a role in the design of the 1,200-square-foot cottage.

Rooted in Family

Hospitality is second nature for successful restaurateurs Tom and Vicky Mills and is evident in the welcoming gardens surrounding their New London home.

A New Perspective

Two years ago, when Jordana Pomeroy was appointed CEO and director of the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, she and her partner, Tom Grasse, moved from Florida to New Hampshire.

For Love of Light & Line

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.

Bath Showcase: Natural High

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.

Kitchen Showcase: Water Disaster to Wow!

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.”