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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.
The 15-room, 18th-century inn reopens after a European-inspired renovation.
A sister-brother duo reimagines an island cottage on Winnipesaukee.
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.
A once-forgettable kitchen becomes the star of this 1960s ranch thanks to sophisticated pink cabinetry and space-savvy design.
A home overlooking Newfound Lake keeps its palette quiet and its windows wide, letting the view take center stage.
It’s all about understated luxury at New Hampshire’s newest resort.
Designed for an active retirement and rooted in Seacoast tradition, this Shingle Style home balances timeless architecture, low-maintenance living and seamless connections to the outdoors.

