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A Closer Look: Seduced by the Shingle Style A Closer Look: Seduced by the Shingle Style

A new cottage makes the most of a narrow lakeside lot with charming details outside and comfy nooks within

Seduced by the Shingle StyleOnline Membership Required

A new cottage makes the most of a narrow lot with charming details outside and comfy nooks within by Arleta Chang

Adirondack Shingle StyleOnline Membership Required

Curves and a comfortable floor plan reinterpret two traditional styles by Richard Buchanan

New England Style Moves Out WestOnline Membership Required

Cross-gabled windows and a two-story gallery funnel light into the heart of the house by Peter Conard

Camp Style in the Thousand IslandsOnline Membership Required

Birch-bark ceilings, a sleeping porch and plenty of fireplaces harken back to an earlier era by Diana P. Grater

House for Two, Room for ManyOnline Membership Required

Separate buildings are arranged to create privacy and inviting outdoor spaces by David O'Neil

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