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Architecture that Makes You Happy

By designing to your values, we create spaces that make your everyday a little more inspiring.

OUR WORK

From contemporary to coastal to New England chic, we design your space to match personality and style. Consider us your guide to better living.

Projects include custom homes, green design, historically-sensitive rehabs, renovations and additions. We also offer interior design; furniture, paint and finish selection; and landscape design.

Projects range from condo conversions to large-scale new developments. We support our Clients from feasibility analysis through project closeout.

Projects include hotels, retail spaces and storefronts, corporate headquarters, event and performance spaces, restaurants and breweries.

Design that elevates living.

our work

Featured Projects

Coastal Farmhouse

Contemporary Green Build

In collaboration with Brown Dog Properties, we designed this custom all-electric home to Passive Home standards, now under construction. >

Wee House

Living Small, Beautifully

This multi-year renovation and addition project involved the total rehabilitation of an 1825 cottage and accompanying barn. No space was left untouched. >

Coastal Modern

Contemporary Green Build

In collaboration with Brown Dog Properties, we designed this custom all-electric home to Passive Home standards. >

Suburban Standout

A Pretty Good House

An overarching goal was to achieve the lowest possible energy usage day to day. These homes reached very near Passive House standards for air exchange and followed The Pretty Good House standards. >

Good Bones

A Greek Revival, Revived

Red Barn partnered with Red Hammer Builders on a whole house renovation to modernize the home once more, returning to its origin as a single-family home. >

A modern farmhouse in Maine

A Fresh Start

Modern Farmhouse

With their children launched, our Clients were relocating to Coastal Maine and wanted to simplify their living arrangements. The resulting design was a clean lined and bright space with considerations for the coming years. >

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