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Original detail, including brick flooring and wooden trim, offers a warm welcome upon entry.

The living and dining rooms are crowned by pitched beamed ceilings with large skylights. Steps away is the kitchen, featuring top-of-the-line appliances and custom cabinetry.

Floor-to-ceiling glazing encompasses the double-height living room on the upper level.

In addition to a light-filled bathroom, the primary suite also features a large walk-in closet.

The team painted the exterior brick after patching it in places, like the section left by the removal of the door. “We could find the exact texture of brick, that classic Roman running bond, but we could not find it in the right color,” says architect Kailin Gregga. Painting the entire exterior unifies the façade. Rich Brilliant Willing “Hoist” sconces in Black was also added.

The result of the project is an artfully arranged house that looks out on open fields (protected by a land trust) and the rolling landscape beyond. “The only downside is that the area is farmed, so we get manure smells,” Doug jokes.