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Retreat on a Pond's Edge
Retreat on a Pond's Edge
ME, United States
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Retreat on a Pond's Edge
ME, United States
Project Featured on May 20, 2020
Access to the residence is via a winding gravel road, through dense forest with occasional glimpses of the pond. Arriving at a small parking area, the house remains hidden behind a stand of spruce. A narrow boardwalk beckons, the walkway turns, and after slipping between two large boulders, the house and studio are finally revealed.
The main living spaces and master bedroom hover above the forest floor, capturing framed views into the surrounding woods and the pond’s edge. Tucked below, a small study takes in the mossy foreground. A suite for guests and a second study are connected by a covered boardwalk and a cantilevered screen porch.
A muted material palette and flat roofs allow the building to recede into the shadows of tall pines, barely visible from the water. From within, however, the house is marked by warmth and whimsy. Art and furnishings from around the world map the owner’s journey to this place.
General Contractor: Acorn Builders
Structural Engineer: Becker Structural
Interior Design: Stephen Peck Design
The main living spaces and master bedroom hover above the forest floor, capturing framed views into the surrounding woods and the pond’s edge. Tucked below, a small study takes in the mossy foreground. A suite for guests and a second study are connected by a covered boardwalk and a cantilevered screen porch.
A muted material palette and flat roofs allow the building to recede into the shadows of tall pines, barely visible from the water. From within, however, the house is marked by warmth and whimsy. Art and furnishings from around the world map the owner’s journey to this place.
General Contractor: Acorn Builders
Structural Engineer: Becker Structural
Interior Design: Stephen Peck Design
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