Blaze Makoid Architecture has crafted this spectacular two-storycontemporary beach house situated in the coveted beach community of Sag Harbor, New York. Nestled in a stunning beachfront setting, this dream home offers unobstructed 180-degree views of unchanging vistas. The exterior facade is clad in wood and stone, surrounded by wonderful old trees and beach grasses. Upon […]
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New England home offers a retreat on the serene shores of historic Watch Hill
Shope Reno Wharton, together with Acampora Interiors, has designed this multi-family coastal home for summer vacations, situated on the picturesque shores of historic Watch Hill, Rhode Island. This house was envisioned with family at its heart, created for two young families as a getaway to enjoy for years to come. Inside, you will find ample […]
Hamptons beach retreat transformed into a radiant Scandinavian style home
TBD Architecture, together with Jessica Helgerson Interior Design, has reimagined this Scandinavian-style beach retreat into a light-filled family home in Amagansett, New York, located in the heart of the Hamptons, a seaside community brimming with historic charm. The design team made significant changes to the 3,000-square-foot floor plan, shifting almost every room. This post-modern home […]
This cool California beach house gets transformed with playful pops of color
Jennifer Allison Design, together with Builder Boy, has reimagined this colorful beach house retreat situated in sunny Southern California. The homeowners desired a change in their home’s aesthetic. This complete facelift includes exterior paint, new windows, a custom concrete driveway, a porch, and a paver patio. The end result is a cool California beach house […]
A historic Sea Captain’s house on Cape Cod gets a beautiful new life
Once a sea captain’s house, this 19th-century residence was completely renovated by Vincent Greene Architects to bring modern comfort to an exceptional setting in Chatham, a town on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. Sited on a peninsula overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the estate now includes multiple guest quarters and a two-car garage. The original stable was […]
This stunning shingle-style New York home starred in Netflix’s ‘The Watcher’
This idyllic shingle-style beach house, designed by VanderHorn Architects, gained widespread attention after appearing in the hit Netflix series The Watcher. Located in Rye, a city in Westchester County, New York, the home features diamond-patterned windows and gracefully swept front bays that subtly mimic the stern of a ship. The exterior conveys importance and elegance […]
A serene seaside retreat embraces indoor–outdoor living in Stinson Beach
This calming seaside retreat was crafted by Butler Armsden Architects for a family of six on an unusual two-lot property in Stinson Beach, Marin County, California. A dramatic horizontal architectural composition, the home is subtle from the street but opens to view-filled pavilions facing the lagoon and the coastal range. Painterly strokes of Shou Sugi […]
A summer camp-inspired home offers a peaceful escape in coastal Maine
Whitten Architects, together with Heidi Lachapelle Interiors, has designed this summer camp-inspired, multigenerational family home nestled along the coast in Scarborough, Maine. The design of this home was inspired by years of the owners sending their children to summer camp along the Maine coast and by their strong desire to create a legacy home with […]
Camp like cabin in Maine nestles into the rugged North Haven coastline
McBride Architects designed a family summer camp for a couple and their two adult kids, along with family and friends, situated on six acres along the cliffs of Crabtree Point on the island of North Haven, Maine. This family summer home features three related structures set into a rocky precipice. The terrain informs the siting […]
A small beach cottage in Amagansett with endless coastal charm
CWB Architects has completely transformed this beach-chic cottage in the charming, historic seaside community of Amagansett, New York. This 520-square-foot fisherman’s shack was originally built and modestly expanded during the 1910s and 20s, and never benefited from a consistent master planner. This resulted in a hodgepodge of small rooms under a low-slung roof, with an irresistibly […]










