Arbor at the entrance

Article Abstract:

Architect Ken Tate used the classical pergola to enhance the front of the French-Colonial style house of Cathy and Richard Conn in Hattiesburg, MS. The pergola consists of six columns of the Tuscan order made from brick creating a space connecting the front yard with the house entrance.

Design and construction, Arbors, Pergolas

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Built-in solutions

Article Abstract:

Built-in seating may help in assigning special areas of the house for casual dining. This seating design only requires around 22 inches of space between a table and a wall. Built-in seating can be arranged in various ways, including banquette, window seat and alcove.

Management, Built-in furniture, Seating (Furniture)

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Restored, simply

Article Abstract:

The restoration of an 1817 farmhouse in Madison, GA, required the restructuring of the house facade, adding a dining area and refurbishing the kitchen. The result is an elegant home adorned with simple art pieces.

Remodeling and renovation, Farmhouses

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