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Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18124580491633194
Chatham sunlight pours through a classic bay window and dormer skylight, lending this carriage house bedroom a bright and welcoming character.

See more of the carriage house in Patrick's new book Driven: The Road to Iconic Design available for preorder at the link in our bio.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @whitlabrothersbuilders
Photo Credit: @gregpremru
Styling: @juliaheffhome
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18152602558518415
Starbuck Neck in Edgartown Village is a thoughtful renovation rooted in preservation, maintaining the scale and historic character of the original home while reimagining it for modern living.

We’re honored that this approach has been recognized with a 2026 Ocean Home Award in the Renovation category. Thank you to @oceanhomemag for the recognition.

See the award-winning project in the September issue of Ocean Home.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @rosbeckbuilders
Photo Credit: @crucinski_
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18108357470275568
In Chatham, glass-paned French doors reinforce the connection between indoors and out, opening this carriage house to the pool and long views of Mill Pond. Above, a second-floor lounge and sundeck offer another vantage point to take in the waterfront setting.

See more of the structure in Patrick’s forthcoming book Driven: The Road to Iconic Design, available for preorder via the link in our bio.
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Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @whitlabrothersbuilders
Interior Design: @annsleyinteriors
Photo Credit: @gregpremru
Styling: @juliaheffhome
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18162453277489635
Commanding its setting above the Lake Erie shoreline, this family legacy home was composed to embrace the expansive waterfront landscape. Designed to endure for generations, it offers a timeless setting for summers spent by the lake.

See more of the house in Patrick’s new book Driven: The Road to Iconic Design available for preorder at the link in our bio.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @brookeshenderson
Landscape: Chris Cummings Landscape Architect
Photo Credit: @crucinski_
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18107999120111939
A fitting place to spend the final long weekend of summer. On Lake Erie, this covered pool pavilion features artful trellis work and timeless architectural detailing. Inside, a bar designed to resemble the stern of a boat pays homage to the family’s love for days spent on the lake.

See more of the house in Patrick's new book Driven: The Road to Iconic Design available for preorder at the link in our bio.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @brookeshenderson
Landscape: Chris Cummings Landscape Architecture
Photo Credit: @crucinski_
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18614704654003673
The owners of the 1845 Captain Consider Fisher House wanted to restore and reimagine their Greek Revival property as a vacation home that would feel intimate but ready for entertaining. To accommodate their expansive program, a historically appropriate second gabled structure was added, connected to the original by a glass-enclosed breezeway-like dining pavilion.

Architecture: @Patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @colonial_reproductions 
Landscape: Peggy Schwier Gardens
Photo Credit: @gregpremru
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18099416234010651
In the kitchen of this Herring Creek Farm residence, carefully considered proportions create a space that feels both expansive and intimate. 9’ tall ceilings provide gracious volume, while cased reclaimed beams visually define the room and reinforce the historically inspired character found throughout the home.

See more of the residence in Patrick's forthcoming book Driven: The Road to Iconic Design, available for preorder via the link in our bio.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @colonial_reproductions
Interior Design: @trackerhomedecor
Photo Credit: @gregpremru
Styling: Caitlin McLaughlin
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18120475196490512
Traditional twelve-over-twelve fenestration patterns are seen on the windows of this newly built home overlooking Edgartown Harbor, adding an element of implied history to the residence. 

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @colonial_reproductions
Interior Design: @lesliefineinteriors
Photo Credit: @michaeljleephotography
Styling: @juliaheffhome
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18003050126989082
At golden hour, this custom cabana sited along Slough Cove is reflected in the water of the adjacent aquatic program. See more of the property in Patrick's forthcoming book Driven: The Road to Iconic Design, available for preorder at the link in our bio.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @colonial_reproductions
Landscape: Peggy Schweir
Photo Credit: @crucinski_
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18091764728445551
Behind the scenes on Martha’s Vineyard, capturing a newly built Shingle Style summer retreat overlooking Edgartown Great Pond. The main residence sits at the heart of the property, complemented by a boat house, guest house, and pool cabana that together create a relaxed setting for summer living and gathering.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect 
Builder: @waterfrontbuildersmv 
Landscape Architect: @dangordonla
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17919840789426548
Sited on Edgartown's Herring Creek Farm, the formal living room within this newly built shingle style home beckons to guests to gather 'round the fieldstone fireplace before meandering out to the covered terrace just beyond the French doors.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @colonial_reproductions
Interior Design: @trackerhomedecor
Photo Credit: @gregpremru
Styling: @cmack2002
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17982678258111394
Patrick is humbled to have impacted the overall improvement of the Edgartown Village commercial district via the reimagined Boathouse building, including the coveted new private Boathouse club upstairs.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Photo Credit: @gregpremru
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18113406373980839
The formal dining room at this newly built residence within Edgartown's Herring Creek Farm offers layers of timeless architectural detail, including beadboard clad ceilings and cased beams overhead, architectural wall paneling, and a thick cased opening into the space.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @colonial_reproductions
Interior Design: @trackerhomedecor
Photo Credit: @gregpremru
Styling: @cmack2002
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17900810919356844
In the Edgartown Village Historic District, this sensitively renovated historic home now lives for today's modern family. Details including character-rich dentil shingling were preserved on the front facade, while the rear of the property is now anchored by a new bluestone patio.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @tcpiercehomes
Photo Credit: @taylor.allegrini
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18121846564861228
Overlooking Edgartown Harbor, the interior of this historically-inspired bedroom features traditional shiplap on the walls and a framed ceiling above.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @colonial_reproductions
Interior Design: @lesliefineinteriors
Photo Credit: @michaeljleephotography
Styling: @juliaheffhome
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17980061241063603
In North Chatham, a classic cape was re-placed on the property and saved from demolition. Now named Spindrift, the completely reimagined cottage features an interior inspired by Ina Garten's Hamptons barn, featuring an expansive kitchen with vaulted ceilings and space within for gathering around a substantial stone fireplace.

Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect
Builder: @spencerandcompanybuilders
Photo Credit: @taylor.allegrini

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