Collection by Emma Marsano
Striking East Coast Homes
Each of these homes incorporates some element that distinguishes it from its neighbors, and represents the success of modern design on the East Coast. Click on through to view a quartet of our favorite homes from Baltimore to Connecticut.
Creative Direction
The arrowhead-shaped corner at the end of the living room evolved from the need to accommodate a standard sliding-glass-door module. “It would have been astronomically expensive to custom-build it,” says Chris Bardt. This architectural gesture—
the arrow “points” toward the river—“enabled us to be very generous with the view area without having to extend the entire house.”