CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Inkberry (photo by Melinda Kiser), deutzia (photo by Shihmel Barger),
sweet woodruff (photo by Joe King) and cranesbill (photo by Jim Miner).
On approach, the unassuming yet
stately entry walls are layered.
Stephanie explains, “The layering of
the entry walls was intended to cre-
ate some dimension in the space as
seen from the street. It also engages
with existing pine trees that are in a
different plane than the entry walls,
connecting them with the design. The
walls are made from a native New
England stone, worked to have an
architectural feel.”
Leading up to the entry walls, pre-
served stands of pine trees enhance
the character of the site and provide a
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