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Berkley
Twin stone gables anchor this Norman Cottage Style home to it's sloping site in the Woodland Park area of the Village of Deerfield. Designed under a gently sloping roofline, the covered corner porch provides an outdoor extension to the home's beamed study beyond.
Sleight
A large addition and gut remodeling in the heart of Naperville's Historic District was a unique opportunity to transform this generic foursquare into a period-inspired home. Details, reminiscent of the early 20th century, help the home to blend in with it's century old neighbors.
Hawthorn
Winnetka is home to this East Coast Shingle Style residence located within earshot of Lake Michigan. Designed to appear as if it had always been a part of the community, this new house was detailed to exhibit all of the hallmarks of a vintage North Shore home.
Ramsay
Inspired by country manor houses found throughout the English countryside, this Tudor Style home was designed to fit into its wooded site in Northeast Deerfield. Tall art glass windows overlook a garden just steps from the arched door and entry vestibule beyond.
Loomis
The Historic District of Naperville is home to this Gothic Revival Style residence. Although this house is new, it was designed to look as if it were built over time, with sensitive additions and materials including a slate roof and traditional masonry details.
Warrington
Inspired by the English Arts and Crafts movement, this American Craftsman Style home in Northeast Deerfield warmly welcomes visitors with it's gentle gable roofs rising from single story stone walls. Weathered materials keep this house grounded to it's wooded site.
Sherwood
Highland Park is home to this stone, brick and stucco English Cottage Style residence. Heavy-timber columns, brackets and beams ground the bluestone walk and front porch where classic sash-and-panel french doors lead visitors from the formal dining room.
Westgate
A Welcoming front porch tucked between two stone gables draws visitors to this East Coast Shingle Style home located in Northeast Deerfield. Historically-inspired exterior materials and architectural details were carefully selected to convey a sense of timelessness.
Chicago
Located in the historic area of downtown Naperville, this addition to a landmark Queen Anne Victorian was designed to appear as if it had always been a part of the 1891 structure. A new two story corner turret respectfully mimics the original three story tower.
Knollwood
The rural country cottages of England's West Country were the inspiration for this stone, clinker brick and stucco home in Northeast Deerfield. The secluded entry garden, embraced by rustic, lantern-topped stone walls, presents a unique experience to visitors.
Countyline
The Arts and Crafts movement of the early 20th century was the inspiration for this narrow lot home located in the Village of Hinsdale. An authentic parterre garden and rose-covered arbor provide a focal point for the covered porch, dining room and wood paneled study.
Woodland
This stone, brick and wood clapboard home located in the Woodland Park area of the Village of Deerfield features an arched stone entry porch and an eight foot tall front door. A copper-roofed side porch provides the pefect spot to sit and relax just outside the home's study.
Brenwood
The inspiration for this Naperville transformation, set on two acres, was the historic plantation homes of southern Louisiana. A broad veranda, operable shutters and hand-stained bricks were utilized to evoke the warmth and charm of a Low Country mansion.
Beverly
Grounded by it's prominent gabled stone entry and oversized antique wood door, this home in Northeast Deerfield was modeled after the rural farmhouses of Western Europe. A covered porch, just outside the dining room, provides a visual buffer from the street and sidewalk.
Lawson
The Shingle Style period of the late 19th century was the inspiration for this stone and stucco home located in the Village of Glenview. The home's exterior features an irregular wood shake roof with arched windows, hipped dormers and two prominent stone chimneys.
Blackthorn
Crisp white details outline this shingle and stone home located in Northeast Deerfield. The welcoming front porch was carefully designed and constructed to preserve a storied oak tree; the oldest in town. A third floor playroom is concealed under a steeply pitched roof.
Hobson
The starting point for this Shingle Style transformation in North Naperville was a dark, non-descript, subdivision style house with a dated exterior. Sensitive, period-inspired additions designed under a new, steeper roofline help to unify the home's newly adopted style.
Woodvale
Nestled on a picturesque wooded site, overlooking the Berkley Prairie, this Cottage Style transformation in Northeast Deerfield was designed to conceal it's size under new steeply pitched rooflines. Much of the existing plan was re-purposed as part of the new design.
Fox
Lincolnshire is home to this East Coast Shingle Style residence sited with captivating park views. Period-inspired details include cottage style windows, bowed gable details, shed dormers, tapered columns, a bluestone porch, three rustic chimneys and a perimeter stone foundation.
Hillside
Modeled after manor homes of the English countryside, this brick and stone residence located in downtown Naperville welcomes visitors by way of it's circular drive and covered porch. Tapered columns, bracketed eaves and dark windows give the home it's distinctive presence.
