Recent Projects
Each of these projects began with a building worth taking seriously — and an owner willing to give the work the time it deserved. A representative selection from the last several years.
A full-floor renovation of a Back Bay brownstone, balancing the building's original architectural detail — the arched coffered ceiling, the period plasterwork, the parquet floors — with a great room kitchen and adjoining living space designed for the way a modern family actually uses these rooms. The work included new mechanicals, a complete millwork program, marble selection and fabrication, and the restoration of original doors, transoms, and trim throughout.
A full-scope interior renovation of a private residence in the Four Seasons tower. The program included a custom kitchen in green marble with a bespoke butler's pantry, a master bath finished in book-matched stone, a dressing room and closet system built to the inch, and a wood-paneled library that disappears behind antique-glass doors. The work was completed within the building's strict construction hours and protocols.
A renovation of a nineteenth-century Beacon Hill row house. The original plaster cornices and marble parlor mantel were preserved and restored; the kitchen was rebuilt from the studs out with white cabinetry, brass hardware, and a quartz island. Custom built-ins flank the parlor fireplace and conceal storage on every floor. The work was done quietly, on schedule, and without disrupting the neighbors.
A private city courtyard, reimagined as an outdoor living room. The work included custom steel-frame trellises mounted to the perimeter walls, a stone fireplace, granite pavers, a planted garden bed, and a fully integrated glass door system that opens the courtyard into the interior. A small project, but one that touches almost every trade we work with.
We take on a small number of projects each year. If you have a house worth doing right, we'd like to hear about it.
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