Projects

Designer Melissa Coleman (also known as The Faux Martha), discusses how she harnessed light and views in her once-dark cedar-clad cabin in the woods of Northern Minnesota.

This Dorchester home looks like any other on the outside. It’s a home like many others, one that is both entirely unique and just like the neighbors. When this project came through our doors, we wanted to amplify that.

he Sheldon Chalet is a way-way-off-the-beaten-path luxury resort in Denali National Park, Alaska. It’s perched on a five-acre outcropping within the Don Sheldon amphitheater, a wide open 35-square-mile glacial plain.

Creating a new home is hard. There are so many decisions to make. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. And it’s incredibly rewarding.

They knew what they wanted, but it was a bit outside of a traditional design. They wanted black base cabinets, with white cabinetry on the walls. It was another leap. 

Everyone wants to preserve that feeling of history, but we also want our homes to feel modern and stylish. Crane Properties  has shown us that you can do both.

The view enjoyed by the residents of the Molde house in Norway is like a painting – all thanks to the Schüco FWS 35 PD.SI façade system, which has been installed here in Norway for the first time. 

When it came time for this couple to create their new home together, they took stock of the places already important to them. This cottage in Rockport was always brimming with potential, and it was time to realize that. 

Discover how one builder applied thoughtful planning and new-to-market products to save a home and take advantage of one of the most unique lots in the city.

The quintessential New England home is something that we have all dreamed up. However, moving into an 18th century home certainly comes with its challenges. Through three centuries of life, things have changed quite a bit.