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Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18111396479145418
On Martha's Vineyard this romantic party barn is built into the grade, allowing for three automotive bays below the inviting first floor program. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @rosbeckbuilders Landscape: @dangordonla Photo Credit: @crucinski_
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At this modern Chilmark homestead, expansive walls of glass fold away, opening the interiors onto a cantilevered deck for a seamless connection to the Vineyard landscape. Landscape: @dangordonla Builder: @rosbeckbuilders Photo Credit: @taylor.allegrini Publisher: @nehomemagazine
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Built in 1712 and the oldest surviving structure in Vineyard Haven, the Thomas Chase House was lifted off its crumbling foundation, stablilized, revived and sensitively expanded for new owners. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: Autumn Construction Photo Credit: @taylor.allegrini
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In Chatham, this custom mudroom brings order to the everyday while continuing the home’s architectural language through traditional millwork, built-in storage, and brick floors that lend timeless character to this hardworking space. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Interior Design: @megmcsherryinteriors Builder: @spencerandcompanybuilders Stylist: @matthewgleasonstylist Photo Credit: @seanlitchfield
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The carriage house at this Vineyard property serves a myriad of functions on site - it allows for parking and vehicle storage in bustling Edgartown while providing pool cabana functionality on the opposite side. In addition, the structure helps shield the backyard program from street view. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: Burnham & Magneson Interior Designer: @karenbowinteriors Photo Credit: @taylor.allegrini
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18432838261197123
Within this reimagined 1980s Cape in Chatham, custom V-groove paneling follows the cathedral ceiling of the living room, while built-in bookcases bring warmth and character to the space. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @spencerandcompanybuilders Interior Designer: @megmcsherryinteriors Stylist: @matthewgleasonstylist Photo Credit: @seanlitchfield
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18145093717568682
Dating to the 1920s, this harbor-front home in Edgartown’s historic district was extensively reimagined through the lens of the village’s Greek Revival captains’ houses. The result is a residence deeply rooted in the architectural character of its setting. Architecture: @Patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @colonial_reproductions Landscape: @donaromasmv Photo Credit: @gregpremru
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Just beyond the kitchen, V-groove paneling, custom millwork, and a welcoming fireplace give this intimate dining and sitting room its distinctive character. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Interior Design: @megmcsherryinteriors Builder: @spencerandcompanybuilders Stylist: @matthewgleasonstylist Photo Credit: @seanlitchfield
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18056504537796526
Reimagined from a modest 1970s home, this Chatham residence draws on the classic Cape vernacular, with cedar shingles, balanced proportions, and considered additions that give the impression of a house evolved over generations. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @spencerandcompanybuilders Interiors: @megmcsherryinteriors Stylist: @matthewgleasonstylist Photo Credit: @seanlitchfield
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A light-filled scullery serves as a natural extension of the kitchen, pairing timeless detailing with everyday utility. Though modest in scale, it played an important role in the restoration of the 1845 Captain Consider Fisher House in Edgartown Village, reimagined for both intimate living and entertaining. Architecture: @Patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @colonial_reproductions Photo Credit: @gregpremru
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Overlooking Slough Cove on Edgartown's Herring Creek Farm, this recently constructed gambrel legacy residence glows at dusk. See inside the home in Patrick's new book Driven: The Road to Iconic Design available for preorder via the link in our bio. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @colonial_reproductions Landscape: Peggy Schweir Photo Credit: @crucinski_
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Book signing alert! Join Patrick in conversation with interior designer @charles_spada and @nehomemagazine Editor-in-Chief Jenna Talbott on architecture, instinct, and designs that inspire Thursday Oct 15th at 11am at the Charles Spada Showroom in Boston. A reception and book signing for Patrick's new book Driven will follow. RSVP required to info@charlesspada.com. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @sweeneycustomhomes Interior Designer: @charles_spada Landscape Architect: @leblancjones Photographer: @taylor.allegrini
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Book signing alert! Join Patrick in conversation with interior designer @charles_spada and @nehomemagazine Editor-in-Chief Jenna Talbott on architecture, instinct, and designs that inspire Thursday Oct 15th at 11am at the Charles Spada Showroom in Boston. A reception and book signing for Patrick's new book Driven will follow. RSVP required to info@charlesspada.com. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @sweeneycustomhomes Interior Designer: @charles_spada Landscape Architect: @leblancjones Photographer: @taylor.allegrini
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Book signing alert! Join Patrick in conversation with interior designer @charles_spada and @nehomemagazine Editor-in-Chief Jenna Talbott on architecture, instinct, and designs that inspire Thursday Oct 15th at 11am at the Charles Spada Showroom in Boston. A reception and book signing for Patrick's new book Driven will follow. RSVP required to info@charlesspada.com. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @sweeneycustomhomes Interior Designer: @charles_spada Landscape Architect: @leblancjones Photographer: @taylor.allegrini
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17969960865154010
Book signing alert! Join Patrick in conversation with interior designer @charles_spada and @nehomemagazine Editor-in-Chief Jenna Talbott on architecture, instinct, and designs that inspire Thursday Oct 15th at 11am at the Charles Spada Showroom in Boston. A reception and book signing for Patrick's new book Driven will follow. RSVP required to info@charlesspada.com. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @sweeneycustomhomes Interior Designer: @charles_spada Landscape Architect: @leblancjones Photographer: @taylor.allegrini
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In Driven: The Road to Iconic Design, Patrick shares his ambitious pursuit of the extraordinary with a focus on bespoke carriage houses featured in so many of his legacy properties and classic cars that have shaped his design purview, including this magnificent 1930 Duesenberg and residence. See more of the property within the pages of the book - find the link to preorder in our bio. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @spencerandcompanybuilders Landscape: @dangordonla Photo Credit: @taylor.allegrini

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