House, Sag Harbor, 1993
A derelict, turn-of-the-century house was originally laid out as a two-family dwelling. The complete restoration involved simplifying the sequence of rooms and creating a visual connection to the garden. An effort was also made to render the renovation invisible by reusing hardware and bathroom fixtures. Federal-style moldings and details were retained and integrated with the owner’s heritage of Scandinavian furniture and objects.
photos by Christoph Kicherer
Words and images above from fernlund+logan architects
Catching up with everything over at {frolic!} again today, Chelsea always has such a treasure trove of information on so many things, my favorite today is learning about the designers responsible this amazing house. So I thought I'd pop over to site of origin and take a peek around. Wow! Loads of amazing projects going on here at fernlund+logan architects
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