Solar and biomass-powered homestead in the mountains of Middlesex, Vermont.

A new addition designed to work seamlessly with the existing home in Marshfield, Vermont.

Good design can create sacred spaces of beauty; the choice of natural materials supports the health, comfort, feel, and experience of space.

A passive solar design strategy incorporated into the porch roofing allows winter light deep into this home in Middlesex, Vermont.

We partner with a team of experts to deliver a complete project; Sam Clark Design worked with us on this kitchen design and build.

Reclaimed wood used to fashion cabinetry for a home in Marshfield, Vermont. Cabinets by Sam Clark Design.

Passive solar design, good ventilation design, and quality craftwork create a healing space for the long Vermont winters in this home spa addition.

This Deep Energy Retrofit prioritized the use of natural materials to create a modern rustic aesthetic for this home in Charlotte, Vermont.

A barn-inspired addition doubled the usable area of the existing energy-efficient home without requiring additional heating for this addition in Marshfield, Vermont.

This timber frame horse barn used age-old techniques to last for centuries to come in Middlesex, Vermont.

Smooth tile and warm wood textures complement each other to deliver a stunning result across flooring, cabinetry, counters, and wall finishes.

The owner’s personal style was honored throughout the design and construction process creating a home that reflected their taste.

This was a collaboration with the Yestermorrow Design/Build School, focusing on a carbon-storing envelope for this Middlesex, Vermont home.
 

In this home native wood is used for flooring and heat, the source can be seen in the landscape through the triple-glazed window that keeps the western wind and frigid temps at bay.

Energy efficiency, style, function, experience, and control all go into good lighting design.
 

For this bathroom in Middlesex, Vermont we built with wood with lime-casein wash, tile, and used a reclaimed light fixture.

A personal and supportive design process allows for spaces to emerge that express the owner’s definition of home, such as this bed “nest”.

We juxtaposed reclaimed native wood against a StrawCell hybrid wallsystem for this kitchen in Marshfield, Vermont.

For this deep energy retrofit, we built a tadelakt shower and sink, an ancient lime plastering technique that uses stones to burnish the plaster with oil to create a waterproof finish using all natural materials.

The timeless beauty of a timber-framed Vermont barn still finds relevance today – craft and durability never go out of style.