Hudson Country Home

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Taking advantage of its large country lot, this home meanders from the garage to the main house, through the 4-seasons, and ending at the primary suite. Designed with a nod to shingle style, the detailing is simplified and paired with a more modern style window arrangement. The final result finds itself somewhere between old and new, but ultimately classic.

Entry motor court framed with landscape walls
Entry motor court framed with landscape walls
Entry motor court framed with landscape walls
Hand drawing of the front elevation
Hand drawing of the front elevation
Hand drawing of the front elevation
Front porch with modern style windows flanking the entry
Front porch with modern style windows flanking the entry
A single door off the end of the garage
A single door off the end of the garage
Front porch with modern style windows flanking the entry A single door off the end of the garage
Rear façade showing the connection of all the structures
Rear façade showing the connection of all the structures
A large window is flank by two set of doors off of the living room
A large window is flank by two set of doors off of the living room
Rear façade showing the connection of all the structures A large window is flank by two set of doors off of the living room
Windows wrap the dining room with views to the prairie and pool
Windows wrap the dining room with views to the prairie and pool
The 4-season room is the connection between the main house and the primary suite
The 4-season room is the connection between the main house and the primary suite
Windows wrap the dining room with views to the prairie and pool The 4-season room is the connection between the main house and the primary suite
Done in all white, the garage reads as if it where originally built as a carriage house
Done in all white, the garage reads as if it where originally built as a carriage house
The windows in the primary bedroom expand from wall to wall, and floor to ceiling
The windows in the primary bedroom expand from wall to wall, and floor to ceiling
Done in all white, the garage reads as if it where originally built as a carriage house The windows in the primary bedroom expand from wall to wall, and floor to ceiling
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