New Hampshire Home

If you want to learn about the unique homes and gardens of Granite Staters, then New Hampshire Home is the magazine for you. It’s the only magazine of its kind in the state, showcasing the work of skilled architects, interior designers, landscape architects, garden designers, artists, and craftsmen from New Hampshire. Their creative contributions make homes in New Hampshire truly special places to live.

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2025 Architectural Design (Modern) Winner: Notch House

1 day ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Morgen Connor

Photos by Jamie Salomon / Andrew TreworgyThe striking profile of the mountains became the inspiration for the massing of this house — the small second floor responds to Mt. Lafayette, and the glass bridge that connects the primary bedroom suite to the main house is a built reference to Franconia Notch. The house features two-bedroom suites: one primary and one mother-in-law and two bedrooms. There is an office and a gym.
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2 months ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Robin Sweetser |Kendal Bush

Though they love all four seasons in New Hampshire, Robin and Larry Turnbaugh of Chesterfield eagerly await the arrival of spring. “It really is my favorite time of year,” says Robin. Their home sits high on a bluff looking east over Spofford Lake toward Mount Monadnock. They purchased this as a second home when they were living in Boston and have been year-round residents for the past 12 years. Here they get to witness spring and fall migrations of birds that stop by the lake during their flights.
A Scandinavian-Inspired Forever Home

2 months ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf |John Hession

Inspired by the Norwegian way of living, this minimalistic, energy-efficient house prioritizes family over frills. After living in a colonial-style house on this Hanover property for several years, a family of six was ready for a change … but not a move. The homeowners liked where they lived, on a wooded lot, still close to town and the local co-op.
Green, Glorious Green!

2 months ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf

I’d like to make a motion that the first day of spring be celebrated with as much fanfare as the Hallmark holidays we’re brainwashed into thinking are important. Landing on March 20, the vernal equinox occurs following the longest stretch of dispiriting weather all year, at least that’s the case in New England.
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.
A Mosaic of Turkish Flavors

2 months ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Mary Ann Esposito |John Hession

It would be wrong to characterize the food of Turkey as a cuisine based on a few staple ingredients. In the port city of Kusadasi, which I visited some years ago, I headed straight for the outdoor food markets and was greeted by vendors offering me a cup of apple tea; this, I later learned, was a sign of Turkish hospitality.
A Plant Lover’s Garden

Dec 18, 2024 | nhhomemagazine.com | Robin Sweetser

For true plant lovers, the garden is never done. There is always a new variety to add, a different combination to try, or an area of the design to tweak. Now that the garden may lie under a blanket of snow and the holiday hubbub has passed, Carolyn Hager of New London is thinking about next year’s garden and the changes she’d like to make. “I’m always looking in magazines and catalogs for something new and different,” she says.
Renovating a 1970s Lake Sunapee Home into a Sustainable Family Retreat

Dec 18, 2024 | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf

In 1969, architect Delnoce (Noche) Whitney Goubert and his wife, Ingrid, moved from New York City to New Hampshire to start Oakledge, a residential community of 55 single-family homes nestled on the shores of Lake Sunapee. He conceived and designed each house in the unique enclave and also championed the preservation of the environment, receiving the “Conservationist of the Year” award from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 1975.
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.
Fun Is in Session in East Hebron

Oct 24, 2024 | nhhomemagazine.com | Sara Harper |Crystal Ward Kent |John Hession

More than a century ago, girls and boys dutifully sat for lessons in the little white schoolhouse in East Hebron. Today, guests are flocking to the SchoolHouse, now a charming Airbnb. Owner Tracy Tilson, who lives in Boca Raton, Florida, purchased the property in 2017 with the goal of turning it into a satellite office for her public relations firm, Tilson PR. “I spend a lot of time up here, so having designated office space seemed like a good idea,” she says.