We’re incredibly proud to be awarded Best of Boston Contemporary Architect 2025 by @bostonmagazine ! So much gratitude for @jaciboston and her team at Boston Home, for our beloved current (and former!) team of talented architects and designers, for our extraordinary clients (friends!) who gave us the honor of designing their homes, and for all of the amazing builders, craftspeople, artists, and photographers who made us look good thanks to their unique skills! Such an honor!
New project outside of Boston. This spectacularly unique Dutch Colonial house needed so much TLC, but our clients were up for all challenges. We helped modernize inside and out, restoring the original architecture to its original glory, and adding a modern kitchen addition that welcomed positively by the local historic commission for NOT mimicking the original. Such a fun collaborative project! . . . . . . . . #womenindesign #womeninarchitecture #modern #contemporary #design #detailsmatter #designlikeyougiveadamn #architecture #modernhouse #modernhome #moderndesign #ruhljahnes #modernarchitecture #newenglandhome #bostonhome #residentialdesign #dreamhouse #boston #architect #warmmodern
What fun reconnecting with our friends at Lewis Interiors and Boston Home magazine yesterday at the breakfast celebrating the latest issue of Boston Home, featuring our rejuvenation of an historic Beacon Hill townhouse. Thank you @venegasandcompany for hosting, and @jaciboston for editing a wonderful story about this joyful project! A big thank you also to the dream team from @cafco_construction !
Check out our updated website for our dramatically renovated mid-century modern house in #lexingtonma . This includes full accessibility strategies throughout the house.
Hot off the presses, our Beacon Hill transformation of a mid-nineteenth century townhouse is live in Boston Home’s latest issue! Dream project with wonderful clients first and foremost, and the dream teams from Cafco Construction, Lewis Interiors, King Stairs, Littleton Millwork, Matthew Cunningham Landscape Architecture, Ruhl | Jahnes, and Nat Rea’s amazing photography! We ended up having to remove all of the old structure, so the transformation included all new floors and bearing walls, a commercial speed elevator, and a curvaceous new stair with details to match the historic original. Check out the latest Boston Home issue!
