Taiga Design + Build replaced the small window in one of the bedrooms with a massive Marvin window, flooding the space with sunlight.
A tight pattern of slate cladding complements a wild carpet of native grasses outside an East Hampton residence by Paul Masi of Bates Masi + Architects. The home, sited to capture the breeze, was constructed for a family of wind-sports enthusiasts.
Sliding walls of glass by Arcadia are situated throughout.
In the dining area, a custom table by interior designer Elizabeth Bolognino is surrounded by Spoleto chairs by Knoll.
David Vandervort is one of eight architects participating in the Lindal Architects Collaborative, which provides clients with a diverse portfolio of extraordinary designs.
A rendering illustrates the loft, which the homeowners plan to use as a reading room, overlooking the living area. Keeping things contemporary, they have chosen white countertops, black cabinetry, and stainless steel appliances for the kitchen. The wooden supports have been swapped out for black steel poles.
The garage exhibits the same black steel cladding and stained cedar siding as the main structure. Flat dormer windows on the house provide natural light and add visual interest to the overall shape.