Lisa Cavanaugh

Yarmouth Port

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A Modern Treehouse Retreat on Lake Waukewan

2 months ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Lisa Cavanaugh

Keeping an enduring connection to nature was the motivation for Mark Barer and Shanna Shulman as they planned a vacation home for their thickly wooded lot on Lake Waukewan.
Dan Dailey is a Glass Act

Dec 18, 2024 | nhhomemagazine.com | Lisa Cavanaugh

As a child in Philadelphia, artist Dan Dailey was inspired by both his parents. “My father designed the first televisions for RCA, and my mother did watercolor fashion illustrations for department stores, so I began my interest in art early on,” says Dailey, who now lives and works in New Hampshire. “There was an element of creativity in my house, and I started drawing clubs with my friends.
Method of the Masters With Artist Erik Koppel

Oct 24, 2024 | nhhomemagazine.com | Lisa Cavanaugh |John Hession

Despite being a young working artist, New Hampshire-based landscape painter Erik Koeppel is quite comfortable with the past. As he creates awe-inspiring oils of the peaks and valleys near his home in the White Mountains, his passions lie with the traditions of the Hudson River School and the legacy of landscapes. “In the long history of landscape painting, there are two major recurring philosophical themes that underpin the poetry of landscape painting,” says Koeppel.
The Three Harbors of Harwich

Sep 24, 2024 | capecodfishermen.org | Lisa Cavanaugh

(The success of the Cape’s fishing industry owes a lot to people within the industry and those who support it from shore.
Intangible Expression with Hollis Heichemer

Aug 22, 2024 | nhhomemagazine.com | Lisa Cavanaugh |John Hession

In Hollis Heichemer’s abstracts, broad swaths of moody blue and ethereal green smash up against sharp chunks of pink, orange and lilac. The strokes undulate and then cease, giving each painting a sense of wild activity tinged with calm. “I think what I’m trying to capture is a kind of delight of our experience as humans and how we get to open up to that,” says Heichemer.
New Hampshire Home

Jun 25, 2024 | nhhomemagazine.com | Lisa Cavanaugh |Chuck Choi

“Most people love barns,” says architect Tom Murdough, principal of Murdough Design. “They are bucolic structures with a sense of clarity about them, and the form of a barn is traditionally driven by its utility.”To renovate an antique barn on the Squam Lake property of homeowners Steven Holtzman and Julia Byers, the architect dove into the couple’s intended use of the space.
New Hampshire Home

Feb 29, 2024 | nhhomemagazine.com | Lisa Cavanaugh |Douglas C Schmidt

When Chris Parker first visited coastal New Hampshire, with an eye toward moving there with his partner, Tyrone Fields, he sensed something special about the town of Dover. “What I saw was a vibrant downtown full of restaurants and shops,” says Parker, who is in the mortgage business. “It struck me as the next up-and-coming town, with all the components of Portsmouth but on a smaller scale.”Another benefit that Dover offered was a municipal willingness to consider architectural boundary-breaking.
New Hampshire Home Magazine

Jun 26, 2023 | nhhomemagazine.com | Lisa Cavanaugh |Morgan Karanasios

A classic back cottage on the New Hampshire coast is transformed into a darling guest retreat Tucked within the state’s roughly 18 miles of Atlantic Ocean coastline, the town of Rye is a picturesque hamlet perfect for summer living and entertaining. Kerry and Matt Glance relish the beauty and warm-weather pace here, and having space for visiting family and friends was exactly the reason they decided to renovate the cottage at the back of their Ocean Boulevard property.