Collection by Leslie
Josh and Natalie Pritchard’s residence in the woods of New Gloucester, Maine, consists of two parallel gable structures connected by a breezeway. The taller building is the home, and the shorter is a two-car garage with an in-law apartment. The Pritchard children call the wetlands behind the house “fairy land.”
The kitchen has Landslide pendants from Twenty One Tonnes and a curved concrete island.
Lekien designed integrated storage for the primary bedroom.
Sliding glass doors connect the bedrooms to city views.
Clerestories harness sunlight for the bathrooms.
Oak walls with integrated storage and clerestories supply sleekness for the hallway.
Before the redesign, the hallway showcased green carpet and floral wallpaper.
The entry hall culminates in integrated shelving with arches that echo the archways of the walls.
Patterned wallpaper marked the original entry hall.
Lekien outfitted the kitchen with oak cabinetry, pale oak flooring, and ceramic wall tile with a matte finish.
Natural light provides the kitchen with an ethereal quality.
The existing kitchen was delineated from the dining and living areas by a square wall opening.
Glazed ceramic tile on the dining bar juxtaposes with ceramic tile with a matte finish on the wall that separates the kitchen from the dining and living areas.
The architect designed an artful dining bar that flows from the kitchen into the living area.
The original dining area was drab and uninspired.
Architect Olivier Lekien of Atelier OLK recreated a 1970s flat in Paris for a small family.
Ali’s artworks line the studio desk and a painting by his son decorates the wall.
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