Period Homes is the ultimate resource for professionals working in residential architecture in the classical style. Every month, our editors will hand-pick selections from our features, profiles, and projects--not to mention our comprehensive Buying Guides.
Our March edition features a profile of interior designer Thomas Pheasant, a look inside a Shaker-inspired farmhouse, a deep dive into traditional roofing materials, and more.
DIGITAL EDITION | MARCH 2019
Profiles
See the work of interior designer Thomas Pheasant.
Interior Designer Thomas Pheasant
Interior designer Thomas Pheasant has been designing celebrated home furnishings for more than 15 years.
A Glimpse Into the Life of Architect Phillip Dodd
Author and architect Phillip Dodd draws inspiration from his background and beyond to design breathtaking houses.
The Landscape Masterpieces of Thomas L. Woltz
Thomas L. Woltz has been a steward of global landscapes for more than 20 years.
Features
In the living room, built-in bookcases are paneled with decorative wallpaper and feature custom-made air-return grilles whose design is based on traditional Spanish Revival styles.
Lisa Romerein
Ferguson & Shamamian's Spanish Colonial House
Ferguson & Shamamian recreate the vocabulary of an original Spanish Colonial house in Santa Monica.
Jones & Boer Architects' Shaker-Inspired Farmhouse
A Shaker-inspired farmhouse created by Jones & Boer Architects is a striking composition against a bucolic backdrop in Maryland.
A New Old Shingle-Style Home by Albert, Righter & Tittmann
Albert, Righter & Tittmann designs a modern interpretation of a shingle-style home for a multi-generational family.
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Projects
TS Adam's Low-Country Creole home in WaterColor, Florida.
Emily J. Followill
A Low-Country Creole by TS Adams Studio
TS Adams Studio designs a Low-Country French Creole cottage that meets a planned community’s architectural guidelines.
An Urban Villa by Ken Tate Architect
Ken Tate is inspired by Palladio’s Basilica and work in the Veneto for this urban villa in New Orleans.
Product Reports
Sidelights in the Federal style give this house a look of authenticity.
Eric Roth
Creating a Period Entryway
Regardless of its traditional style, the front door, the signature of the home’s architecture, is designed to make a grand entrance.
Traditional Roofing Materials
A look at appropriate roofing materials for traditionally-designed homes.
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The old transom window was restored and new handcrafted sash made for the original windows.
Steve Gross & Susan Daley
Modern Craftsman Kitchen
To replace nondescript space in an old house, an architect designs a hard-working “modern Craftsman” kitchen for a friend who has strong ideas about design and function.
1915 Builder's Model Spec House
In Portland, Oregon, a builder’s model spec house alluded to Prairie School design on the outside, but featured an ornate English interior. It’s been restored by a couple who added flourishes of their own.
A Prairie Foursquare in Memphis
The 1903 house in Memphis, Tennessee, is a boldly detailed example of the Midwest Prairie School genre on the familiar foursquare type. The well-preserved house never looked better than now.
The tapestry room at Kelmscott Manor expresses the Arts & Crafts philosophy of British tastemaker William Morris in aged textiles and simple furniture true to the medieval ideal.
Courtesy Society of Antiquaries of London
Tracing the Lineage of Arts & Crafts Furniture
The movement’s furniture proves that Arts & Crafts is a design philosophy and a way of working, much more so than a “style.” How else to explain so many design vocabularies?
Jewel-Box Kitchen
Framed by a stepped arch, this gem of a kitchen stars in the sensitive renovation of a 1920s bungalow.
New Arts & Crafts in a Traditional Neighborhood: A Perfect Fit
Tradition runs strong on Crane Island in Lake Minnetonka: the new house had to look like it was built in 1910.
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