A Newly Constructed Maine Cottage Fits Right In
Clean, Crisp, and Coastal: Even with touches of modern and minimal style, this small house uses traditional forms from the past to blend into a community of hundred-year-old homes.
This new little cottage sits on a coastal Maine harbor and fits right in with others that have been there for over a hundred years. Designed by architect William Hanley of Northeast Harbor, the house is modern and minimal, crisp and clean. While borrowing traditional forms from the past, it adds modern elements to make a bold new statement. A crisp new coastal look. Nice!
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