Addition to Home in the Berkshires

New Entry Doors

We are primarily known for our new homes that respect the region’s vernacular architecture and tasteful additions, which often meld seamlessly with old homes and feel like they have always been there. When our client in the Berkshires asked us to design an addition that would contrast with her Classical Revival brick home, we were happy to accommodate her. We were asked to create a kitchen and butler’s pantry, a living room, a dining room, and a breakfast bay on the first floor, with a primary bath, family room, and spare room on the second floor.

The distinction between old and new is unmistakable, yet each seems to accentuate the character of the other.

New Addition in the Berkshires

Overall View

Kitchen

Butler’s Pantry

View From Dining to Living Without Lights

View From Dining to Living With Lights

Living Room

Mudroom

Family Room

Balcony

Primary Bath

Primary Bath

View Showing Balcony

Photos by Rob Karosis   Styling by Anna Molvik   Curated Brochure by Crisp Architects: Portfolio

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