Marcus & Willers Architects

Mark Hazeldine

Waterfront side of whole house renovation in Annapolis. Entire first floor was gutted and re-done. Award winning project. Project also recognized by HGTV's Bang for Your Buck television show. Photos by Rex Reed.

Warren Jagger

Friendly warm dining room for this family mountain home

Photos: Thome Photography. Floor - is an oak floor painted black with a low-sheen urethane finish. Shower - is a marble shower pan with a pebble finish - there is a hidden trough drain under the shower seat allowing us to eliminate the center drain and enjoy the beauty of the full slab of marble. The glass is a seamless european-style surround and it is held at the top by a basic black plumber's pipe and components giving it it's industrial esthetic. Beams -These were not original beams, we created the look to appear original but they are new wood, sanded, stained and finished to look old. Bathtub - The bathtub is a Kohler Vintage Free Standing tub with a cove-trim base. Tower - The bathroom tower was custom built by an artisan in the region. Countertop - The countertop is a wood stained, hand-hewn walnut with a marine finish (helps with water absorption) and custom cut by fabricator Light Fixtures - These light fixtures were from WaterWorks Walls - The walls are large scale bead boards with a sprayed lacquer conversion varnish which gives it the clean white look

Laurey W. Glenn (courtesy Southern Living)

The first floor master bedroom features paneled walls and a cathedral ceiling with paneling and chamfered beams. Larry Malvin Photography

Designed by CVL Designs/ Photography by Simone Associates, Inc.

Photography by: Werner Straube

Inspired by local fishing shacks and wharf buildings dotting the coast of Maine, this re-imagined summer cottage interweaves large glazed openings with simple taut-skinned New England shingled cottage forms. Photos by Tome Crane, c 2010.

A potting shed has never had so much character. Almost everything in this room is refurbished materials from the wall covering to the sink to the tile on the floor. Such an interesting and unique room.

Photographer: Angle Eye Photography