Charlotte Project

Interior windows to screened in porch. Also, like colors, cottage-feel.

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Cozy seating around hearth, though I think we'd want a couch in the mix. Thinking about similar arrangement to this or possibly a sectional sofa.

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Shingles, stone, slate, hydrangeas. Like these columns Interesting roof lines at entry. Welcoming. High on our list of appealing exteriors.

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Larger front porch, welcoming entry, 1st floor anchored. (At least one too many triangle roofs). Pavers around gravel driveway. Like some of the design work by this NH firm -Haynes & Garthwaite. This home shows much better @ their website https://hgarchitects.com/portfolio/the-bomb-shelter/

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Deck railing with built in bench

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Integrated, progressive outdoor living spaces. Deck to patio.

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patio & fire pit off the porch - could be redundant if we have fireplace in screened porch.

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Stone steps and walls

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Clean and balanced, stone, wood

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color scheme, vanity combines shelves and doors and drawers.

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Space saver. Something like this for Faith's work space or storage? Don't see myself working in a closet, but will need a place to put work files/materials. Tim would probably use the more formal office, which would likely double for extra sleeping space.

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Windows

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Windows

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Island top. More natural v. pre-fab. Too rustic? Looking for cottage/house, not cabin.

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Can't put specifics to this, but something appealing about it. Maybe just open and light and the centrality of fireplace. Like the flooring (color, width) and combination of wood and Persian rug/s. Timber seems a little too casual. TJR: long view that is balanced, adds connectivity. Glass cabinets contribute to openness & light. Interest in the light over dining table.

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Built in seating for dining table - room for table add-on/expanded seating. Might like it better if part of a punch-out.

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steps and landing

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Waterfront home on sloped land with walkout basement. Don't like the round porch.

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Stonework for hillside solution....

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Screened in porch, back patio - outdoor living spaces in relation to house. Attractive "back side."

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Front porch. 3 Panel door. The slate/stone as an alternative to mulch in front beds. Do not like the windows, or the scalloped shingles at top.

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Shingle style, porch roof and pillars. Nice stone in the archway. Not a feature we'd want, but chimney, foundation?

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Punch out in front, and covered porch. Windows. Scale much bigger and more complex than what we have in mind, but overall attractive home from the outside.

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A little too much going on... but some elements appeal. Shingle style, ground floor-centric. Attractive garage, seems integrated and house-like.

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Possible color - different. cheery, fun. Stone work. Also has a cottage vibe.

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Lake house look. Inside is too casual

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cottage-y feel

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Nice cabinetry.

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potential for carriage house - creative space

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This house is a cape (not what we want), but it has a cottage feel to it throughout. Like the wall color and floor color, built ins, wide trim.

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Doors that can be left open to screened porch. French or sliders like these.

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small woodstove for screened porch

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Deck Railing

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Porch - wood on ceiling a nice feature. Ceiling here probably much more elaborate (expensive) and attention getting than what we need., but this is a nice light and airy space. Like the low wall. Heating element options? Nothing like a pandemic to raise that consideration.

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Appeals conceptually, not literally. Built in bookshelves and gas fire place in bedroom.

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Like this style of windows for other areas of the house - plenty of clear views, but not without some design element. For lake view in living area, would go with a taller window, maybe a single row of panes above.

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