Bedroom Addition

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As some people know, I have a soft spot for porches. When we added some rooms to the second story of our home, I couldn't help but sneak a porch in below. In Bedroom Addition you can see why I am glad I did.

A sleeping porch has a character all it's own. One of the finest examples of that wonderful porch type can be seen in Sleeping Porch.

Mark your calendars! FineHome Source is coming to Millbrook, September 26th and we can't wait. There will be experts in geothermal systems, plaster restoration, audio and lighting, and much much more!

Jimmy Crisp & the team at Crisp Architects
[WWW.CRISPARCHITECTS.COM]

Bedroom Additon

About fifteen years ago my wife and I bought a circa 1790 farm house that had been added on to over the centuries. We restored portions of the house and renovated others. When our children outnumbered the available bedrooms, we decided to add on.

Sleeping porch

Philip Hart’s family in 1889 added a porch to the rear of the home. The first floor was open, off the center hall, and the second-floor porch was screened in and used by the Harts’ daughter-in-law, who suffered from tuberculosis. The family believed she’d be cured if she got plenty of rest and fresh air out on the porch. The porch is now used as a place to retreat and read, a perch to view the property or an outdoor summer bedroom as originally designed.

FineHome Source

Whether you are looking for a custom screened door or a top notch conservatory, you can find it all at this years FineHome Source home show. Last year we all had a great time meeting people and learning even more about the craftspeople we use and admire. This show has become an opportunity for our clients to meet the people who supply and produce the high quality products that go into their homes.

Bedroom Additon

Sleeping porch

FineHome Source

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