From the February/March 2025 Issue
Modern by design-Kitchen
The appliance wall accommodates the refrigerator/freezer, beverage refrigerator, double wall oven and coffee station.
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
A Princeton Home Takes Advantage of the View-Rear
Floor-to-ceiling windows at the rear of this Princeton home allow for unencumbered views of the Lake Carnegie.
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
A Princeton Home Takes Advantage of the View-Front
“The additions [one on each side] are like two exclamation points protruding from the front of the house,” architect Louisa Bartle Clayton says. “They offer a nice juxtaposition with the […]
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
A Princeton Home Takes Advantage of the View-Mudroom
“We expanded the garage,” architect Louisa Bartle Clayton notes. “This allowed us to create a mudroom space between the house and the garage.” Bartle Clayton designed all the cabinetry in […]
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
A Princeton Home Takes Advantage of the View-Bedroom
A new primary bedroom was designed for the main floor.
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
A Princeton Home Takes Advantage of the View-Foyer
The stairwell was originally located in the center of the foyer. Architect Louisa Bartle Clayton relocated it to the side to create sight lines from the entry to the backyard.
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
A Princeton Home Takes Advantage of the View-Kitchen
The addition at the back of the house allowed for a larger kitchen.
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
A Princeton Home Takes Advantage of the View-Living Room
Open-plan spaces at the rear of the home maximize views.
From the December 2024/January 2025 Issue
A Princeton Home Takes Advantage of the View-Basement
By diverting water and waterproofing the foundation wall, architect Louisa Bartle Clayton was able to prevent moisture from entering the basement. The homeowners have a gym in the now-dry space.