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Sharp House
Sharp House
Forestburgh, NY, United States
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Sharp House
Forestburgh, NY, United States
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Type
STATUS
Under Construction
YEAR
2025
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
The Sharp House is situated in Forestburgh, New York, and is a modern residential project designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding forest. The Forestburgh project, developed by PLANS, is described as featuring a passive-house envelope, a distinctive roof design, and a large roll-up hangar door.
Walls and openings are carefully composed to create a seamless sequence from the entry through the kitchen, dining, and living spaces. Custom millwork integrates storage and display, maintaining a visually quiet environment while framing views of the garden. Oak, limewashed plaster, and honed stone establish a tactile continuity, while blackened metal accents provide measured contrast. Daylight is deepened through enlarged apertures and a clean ceiling strategy that conceals services and distributes warm, even illumination.
Private rooms are organized into efficient suites with built-in wardrobes and layered privacy. Bathrooms strike a balance between durability and softness, featuring stone thresholds, warm timber details, and minimalist fixtures that echo the calm character of the main floor. The project prioritizes proportion, craft, and usability over ornamentation, resulting in a contemporary home that feels precise yet welcoming.
Walls and openings are carefully composed to create a seamless sequence from the entry through the kitchen, dining, and living spaces. Custom millwork integrates storage and display, maintaining a visually quiet environment while framing views of the garden. Oak, limewashed plaster, and honed stone establish a tactile continuity, while blackened metal accents provide measured contrast. Daylight is deepened through enlarged apertures and a clean ceiling strategy that conceals services and distributes warm, even illumination.
Private rooms are organized into efficient suites with built-in wardrobes and layered privacy. Bathrooms strike a balance between durability and softness, featuring stone thresholds, warm timber details, and minimalist fixtures that echo the calm character of the main floor. The project prioritizes proportion, craft, and usability over ornamentation, resulting in a contemporary home that feels precise yet welcoming.
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