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Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17863001295571739
We're dreaming of warmer days on Martha's Vineyard. This newly built home features indoor-outdoor connection even upstairs. French doors open wide in this second floor bedroom chamber to an upper deck that allows for appreciation of the salt water air. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: Burnham + Magnuson Builders Interior Design: @karenbowinteriors Photo Credit: @AmyVischio
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As much of the nation manages through winter storm Fern, we recall this ICAA Bulfinch Award-winning home in Concord, Massachusetts, covered in snow. The residence was built on storied land that once played a role in the American Revolution and takes as inspiration the three-hundred-year-old homesteads surrounding it. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @sweeneycustomhomes Landscape: @dangordonla Photo Credit: @gregpremru
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Anticipating a snowstorm on Martha's Vineyard, where a stone hearth stands ready to warm the winter season. Wide plank floors underfoot and cased reclaimed beams overhead add to the cozy atmosphere. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: Burnham + Magnuson Builders Interior Design: @karenbowinteriors Photo Credit: @AmyVischio
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17847668154636612
We’re thrilled to announce a new At Home with Patrick Ahearn contest! To enter for a chance to win Patrick’s personalized suggestions for your own home, be sure to: 1 – Follow @patrickahearnarchitect on Instagram 2 – Like this post 3 – Tag a minimum of two friends per comment on this contest post. Each qualifying comment will be considered one entry. Multiple qualifying entries are welcome. The contest closes Saturday, January 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM EST. Six winners will be chosen at random and announced on Sunday, February 1, 2026. Winners will receive Patrick’s suggestions for their personal residence in a video posted to Instagram and our YouTube channel before December 31, 2026. Winners must supply questions and requested materials within 24 hours of notification or the prize will be forfeited. Good luck to all who enter - and be careful out in the snow! Massachusetts state law requires certain disclosures to protect all participating parties resulting in the following rules and regulations. By entering, participants agree to be bound by these rules. Find all rules at the link in our bio. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @thechelseacompany Photo Credit: @gregpremru
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18070121123625554
Built on waterfront land that had been in the same family for generations, this residence was designed to complement surrounding properties and become a quiet new presence in the neighborhood. In the kitchen, exposed beams and layers crown against shiplap offer an updated take on a timeless Cape Cod aesthetic. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @hallidaybuilders​​​​​​​​ Interior Designer: @leighdyerdesign​​​​​​​​ Photo Credit: @dancutronaphoto
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A new portico graces the front entry at this sensitively renovated and expanded Wellesley Farms colonial, adding prominence to the arrival sequence. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Photo credit: @gregpremru
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Nickel gap wall paneling lends a timeless air to the primary bathroom within this newly constructed home. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: Burnham + Magnuson Builders Interior Design: @karenbowinteriors Photo Credit: @AmyVischio
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17876928570467738
This original 1936 Royal Barry Wills residence in Wellesley Farms was carefully renovated and expanded, with Patrick considering what Wills himself might have done had he been tasked with a larger program in the original design. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @sweeneycustomhomes Photo Credit: @taylor.allegrini
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Gather 'round! Limewashed v-groove paneling graces the walls of this fireplaced den, which calls friends to stop in and stay awhile beside the warm hearth. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: Burnham + Magnuson Builders Interior Design: @karenbowinteriors Photo Credit: @AmyVischio
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In Wellesley Farms, this award-winning historic home was sensitively expanded while retaining all of its original character. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Photo credit: @gregpremru
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Desk functionality within custom built ins allows this den to function as an office when needed. When tucked out of view, the room becomes a cozy place to gather. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: Burnham + Magnuson Builders Interior Design: @karenbowinteriors Photo Credit: @AmyVischio
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18164691043360374
Vernacular materials including New England fieldstone which adorns the front facade of this newly built home in Darien, Connecticut give the residence a sense of implied history. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @fox.hill.construction Photo Credit: @landinophoto
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Tailored millwork and classic crown molding grace the game room of this renovated Wellesley colonial. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @thechelseacompany Interior Design: @elementstyle Photo Credit: @michaeljleephotography
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In Darien, Connecticut, this stepped down carriage house wing appears as though it could have been a barn attached to the main residence over time. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @fox.hill.construction Photo Credit: @landinophoto
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17848847898627702
At this newly built North Falmouth residence, an open stair invites visitors to move through the home with ease. Custom milled crown and abundant v-groove paneling offers historic character. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @hallidaybuilders​​​​​​​​ Interior Designer: @leighdyerdesign​​​​​​​​ Photographer: @dancutronaphoto
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18064237652559020
Clad in New England fieldstone at its center and flanked by gently stepped wings, this new home in Darien, Connecticut is designed to feel as though it evolved organically over time.​​​​​​​​ ​​​​​​​​ Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect ​​​​​​​​ Builder: @fox.hill.construction ​​​​​​​​ Photo Credit: @landinophoto

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