What appears to be an unassuming vernacular workshop (and that's exactly what it used to be) has been converted into a high-performance home while keeping its old New England charm.

Modern styling and original features harmoniously come together to create a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere.

Just west of Rt.88 in Falmouth Foreside, this renovation venerates and supports the neighborhood (unlike much of the current developments in the area that drift toward elite detachment.)

Layered textures and patterns bring visual interest to this cozy home.

Though small, its efficient plan and deep tones create dreams of dinner parties.

The journey to and from the bedroom is a ritual the owner relishes thanks to this catwalk with a journey amongst the ribs of the home and a delightful view of the trees beyond.

The traditional details on the exterior hide a high performance building envelope within. The builder paid incredible attention to detailing and air-sealing on this retrofit. Their experience and skill were able to achieve an air infiltration rate of 0.25ACH50.

Small but mighty - this very functional kitchen can cook up a storm in style.

A new dormer creates a bright and spacious-yet-cozy bedroom.

Attention to detail like the handrail pieces shown here (works by Rusted Puffin Metal Works) are what stitch together the historic features and the modern.

Past and Present - here we see the barn before and after. At first glance not too much seems to have changed, but a closer look reveals a sustainable, high-performance, home that has been built from the memories and craft of generations past.