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Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17941227138050202
Within this renovated historic residence on the south coast of Massachusetts, the informal kitchen is adjacent to the formal dining area, allowing for easy circulation that hadn’t previously existed. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @colcloughconstruction Interior Design: @annsleyinteriors Photo Credit: @seanlitchfield Styling: @matthewgleasonstylist
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18124167655726380
Though newly constructed, this Chatham summer home is right in line with local vernacular and seems as though it could have stood forever. See the magnificent interiors in the summer issue of @coastal_living magazine. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Interiors: @lori_deeds Builder: @whitlabrothersbuilders Photo Credit: @gregpremru
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17971586937101852
The formal entry door swings wide at this newly built Edgartown Harbor home, inviting guests inside. Architectural wall paneling continues into the stairway, which features a star-studded light installation. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @colonial_reproductions Interior Design: @lesliefineinteriors Photo Credit: @michaeljleephotography Styling: @juliaheffhome
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18379104085160215
In Edgartown, this historically inspired carriage house was designed to feel as though it had always belonged, framing summer life between the arrival court, pool terrace, and harbor beyond. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @rosbeckbuilders Photo Credit: @crucinski_
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18090381845616062
The second floor of the newly built carriage house at this coastal residence is a private retreat for guests, with a wet bar, bedroom, and lounge to enjoy. Learn more about the residence in Patrick's new book Driven: The Road to Iconic Design - preorder via the link in our bio. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Interior Design: @annsleyinteriors Builder: @colcloughconstruction Photo Credit: @seanlitchfield Styling: @matthewgleasonstylist
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17920617063364877
This renovated Vineyard retreat is a study in timeless form and classical New England vernacular. Architect: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @rosbeckbuilders Photo Credit: @crucinski_
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17942166990217005
A once overlooked space within the third floor of this renovated shingle style residence is now a comfortable lounge for family and friends. With windows on three sides and walls painted a sophisticated shade of white, the space makes for a bright, comfortable perch with views of the harbor. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Interior Design: @annsleyinteriors Builder: @colcloughconstruction Art Consultation: @thewellfineart Photo Credit: @seanlitchfield Styliing: @matthewgleasonstylist
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18081070460554283
In Edgartown, a break in the privet hedge marked by a traditional arched arbor welcomes visitors to this renovated historic home. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @rosbeckbuilders Photo Credit: @crucinski_
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18076303064290670
You can almost hear the giggles in the photos of the children's wing at this renovated shingle style home. Thick architectural window casing, articulated ceiling panels, and custom built ins are classical elements upon which layers of color and pattern have been added. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Interior Design: @annsleyinteriors Builder: @colcloughconstruction Photo Credit: @seanlitchfield Styling: @matthewgleasonstylist
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17957487486144913
In this image of the Edgartown Village Historic District on Martha's Vineyard, every home in view along the harbor has been touched by the hands of Patrick Ahearn Architect. Whether renovated sensitively to respect and protect centuries-old structures or built anew to blend seamlessly into their surroundings, these residences tug at the heartstrings with their timeless appeal. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Photo Credits: @crucinski_
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17936350578085267
A traditional butler's pantry thoughtfully connects the dining room and formal library in this newly built historically inspired Edgartown Village residence. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @colonial_reproductions Interior Design: @lesliefineinteriors Photo Credit: @michaeljleephotography Styling: @juliaheffhome
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18397601527083950
As summer nears, our minds towards warm days in the Edgartown Village Historic District. See more of this newly built historically inspired home in the Cape & Islands issue of New England Home. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @colonial_reproductions Interior Design: @lesliefineinteriors Photo Credit: @michaeljleephotography Styling: @juliaheffhome Publication: @nehomemag
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18093430520590239
Character rich architectural details including beadboard paneling, thick casings, traditional crown molding, and especially a Dutch door add to this newly built home's sense of implied history. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @colonial_reproductions Interior Design: @lesliefineinteriors Photo Credit: @michaeljleephotography Styling: @juliaheffhome
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18012011654895540
Sited along Edgartown Harbor beside other Patrick Ahearn Architect-designed homes, this historically inspired new residence feels as authentic as the structures that surround it. Materials including cedar shingles, brick chimneys, a stone veneered foundation, and white trim accented by traditional blue shutters speak the architectural language of the Historic District. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @colonial_reproductions Photo 1 Credit: @michaeljleephotography Photo 1 Styling: @juliahefthome Photo 2 Credit: @crucinski_
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 17949605334188021
Actually antique or historically inspired? At this residence beside Edgartown Harbor it's hard to tell. In fact, the home is all new construction, built to blend seamlessly with the structures that surround it within the Edgartown Village Historic District. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Builder: @colonial_reproductions Interior Design: @lesliefineinteriors Photo Credit: @michaeljleephotography Styling: @juliaheffhome
Open post by patrickahearnarchitect with ID 18428013775131365
Sited along Edgartown Harbor and featured in New England Home’s Cape & Islands issue, this renovated and expanded residence is a beautiful tribute to the homeowner’s late first wife who was instrumental in creating the warm, welcoming home the structure is today. Architecture: @patrickahearnarchitect Interior Design: @lesliefineinteriors Builder: @colonial_reproductions Photo Credit: @crucinski_ Styling: @juliaheffhome Publication: @nehomemagazine

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