New england bungalow

Dated and in need of modernisation, Back to Front addressed both the exterior look and interior function and flow of this chalet style bungalow. To the exterior, cladding and a new slate roof coupled with sympathetic extending gives a flavour of New England style with lots of timber framed glazing to make the most of the spectacular views.

I love driving through charming neighborhoods, looking at exteriors for garden inspiration, fences, gates, house paint colors, and the smallest details that enhance curb appeal. Even as a little girl I loved going on Sunday drives with my family looking at homes! A love of all things home is in my DNA, that's for sure.

Serena & Lily | A lush hydrangea garden, white picket fence, and cobblestone pathway make this quaint cottage all the more charming. Design:... | Instagram

Don't you just love a fireplace in the kitchen? ⁠ ⁠ This elegantly updated antique home was featured in the spring issue of New England…

The weather lately has been unpredictable here in Connecticut. It’s been storming a lot and today actually felt cool almost like fall. The plus side to all this rain is that our grass is really green on the lawn again! I’ve been in work out clothes most of the week, but I headed into town and decide

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Cute cottage

These vintage accordion lights look, as Blair likes to say “dope” on either side of the hood — we love the antique industrial vibes they bring back into the space. Speaking of looking up and around, upper cabinetry was always out of the question for this kitchen. We don’t love the way they crowd headspace plus we had so much storage space with the lowers alone.

Having inherited the house from her parents, fourth-generation antiques dealer Dana Jennings Rohn has made it a space that pays homage to her family traditions while reflecting her own convivial spirit