JP Hamel Photography

photography by Amy White at Timberline Creatives (timberlinecreatives.com)

Tim Griffith, Photos Tony Kitz Gallery, Carpets

ByClick Photography

This modern oasis was designed for a sophisticated woman looking forward to entertaining in a modern space that showcased her love of blue and green. Through great pattern agreement and classic permanent fixtures, we infused her space with tons of personality. Interior Design by Rose Custom Interiors

Charles Chesnut Photography

house in sag harbor Existing foundations dictated the footprint for this waterfront project in Sag Harbor, NY: a two-story Modern, stucco box, surmounted by a roof garden and attic. The water-facing south facade contains wall to wall windows and sliding glass doors for maximum views, with heat gain significantly reduced by the use of photovoltaic awnings (for more information click here ) shading the three levels of glazing. The side and street elevations are more solid, colored stucco planes with punched openings, and the corner entrance is incised diagonally into the rectilinear plan. Site development includes a native wetlands garden, swimming pool with solar heater, decks and patios to take advantage of the waterfront location. Spectacular views of Sag Harbor Cove, Noyac Bay and the Town of Sag Harbor are afforded from the rooftop viewing garden. Featured in June 18, 2005 New York Times article on residential uses of solar energy. Project Team: Terrence Schroeder Completed: 2004         home | firm | current | projects | resume | contact copyright 2007 Ronald Evitts Architect

Melissa Oholendt

Kirstine Mengel

Photography by Evan Joseph

Drone Your Homes

This aluminum full-view door, featuring a frameless design, will be the talk of the neighborhood. Envy™ Model 956 features Glass panels, mounted on top of an aluminum structure to create a completely sleek and modern look. ​​