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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New Hampshire Home

3 weeks ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Robin Sweetser

Optometrist Michael Gordon has been living on a small, in-town lot in Peterborough for 35 years and gardening there for the last 30. He has made great use of every inch of space, filling the property with the unusual plants he has an eye for. The gardens are not just about flowers — which are fleeting — but full of contrasting foliage forms, colors and textures that bring interest to the space all season long.
Relax and Retreat at Quitetude

3 weeks ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf

Chris Gasbarro and Kathy DelMedico co-own Ember, a corporate event planning firm founded in 2008, which at the tail end of the COVID-19 pandemic launched a sister company, Ember Escapes, to facilitate off-site meetings in a variety of compelling locations around the world. Their first venue is Quietude, a former family compound on nearly 60 wooded acres in Tuftonboro, in the foothills of the White Mountains.
2025 Outdoor Design (Living Spaces) Winner: Windermere Residence

3 weeks ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Rohlf

The vision was clear: a haven on Lake Winnipesaukee where extended family and friends could gather and create lasting memories throughout the summer months. With weekends often hosting nearly 20 guests, the landscape design needed to be both beautiful and practical. The choice of materials for the outdoor spaces emphasized the connection to the natural surroundings.
2025 Up & Coming Talent (Under 40) Winner: Michael Pritchard

3 weeks ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf

Nominator Kevin ten Brinke, AIA, NCARB, LEED, AP of Bonin Architects said:Mike is an integral member of our team, where his vision has shaped our collaborative culture and design processes. As our studio BIM manager, he leads staff training in cutting-edge modeling and rendering techniques. Mike excels as a mentor, fostering knowledge-sharing and creative growth. His curiosity drives his work — constantly asking how things can be done better, faster and with new technology.
2025 Outdoor Design (Landscape Without Pool) Winner: A Tranquil Family Retreat by the Water

3 weeks ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf

The goal was to create a functional yet beautiful space that could accommodate the client’s large family while offering both privacy and connection to nature. A wide, winding paver driveway gently curves toward the garage and main entry, not only ensuring proper water drainage but also drawing attention to the home. The winding drive creates a sense of arrival, adding to the overall appeal and experience of the space.
Outdoor Design (Garden Design) Winner: Zen Oasis

3 weeks ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf

Photos by Amy SurberInspired by the philosophy of Chinese gardens and the practice of Feng Shui, this new design opened up a backyard’s full potential, breathing life into the landscape by weaving together natural elements of water, fire, stone and plants. In partnership with a garden structure designer and manufacturer, Parker designed a backyard shelter, entry arbor and an additional window structure to enhance the overall privacy within the home.
2025 Interior Design (Primary Suite) Winner: Marshside Oasis

3 weeks ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf

Photo by Jared BurnettThis sophisticated, masculine retreat offers a refined blend of bold hues, high-end finishes and inviting furnishings. The deep, moody tones create a dramatic contrast against the sweeping views of the marsh. The primary bath is a sanctuary, featuring exquisite imported Italian marble, a luxurious steam shower and a striking restored leather-and-brass nailhead interior door.
2025 Remodeling/Renovation Design Winner: Portside Elegance

3 weeks ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf

In collaboration with Scott Brown Architects and TMS Architects Interiors, this historic residence has undergone a full renovation. A primary objective was to elevate the home’s classic colonial architecture while incorporating a timeless coastal aesthetic. Throughout the home, modern sensibilities blend with coastal-inspired design. Adjacent to the pool area, a newly constructed barn adds further charm to the property, providing a perfect workshop for the client’s hobbies and collectibles.
2025 Bath Design Winner: Soothing Sanctuary

3 weeks ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf

This new primary bath is a masterful composition of both elegance and functionality, with every design element thoughtfully curated to elevate the experience. The serene, light tones of whitewashed white oak encasing the vast expanse create an atmosphere of refined calmness. A true focal point, the expansive shower blends the sleek transparency of frameless glass with an exquisite assortment of tiles. Its generous proportions — measuring an impressive 6’x4′ — allow ample room for two.
2025 Historical Renovation Winner: Country Residence

3 weeks ago | nhhomemagazine.com | Janice Randall Rohlf

A Federal-style country house stands at the heart of this extensive renovation and addition. The challenge was to substantially increase the size of the house without subverting the identity of the original structure. By blending the old with the new, a seamless fusion of historic charm and sustainability was created.