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Rock Cliff
Newport, Rhode Island
Rock Cliff is a country house located on the Atlantic shore in the fashionable resort community of Newport Rhode Island. The building was first constructed in 1887 for T. F. Cushing. Architect George Mason, Jr. designed the house in the Tudor revival style, commonly known as “Stick style”, popular in American architecture at that time. Two decades later, in 1910, T. F. Cushing’s daughter, Blair Fairchild, commissioned the architect to redesign Rock Cliff using its existing structure. George Mason, Jr. transformed his original design into a Georgian neo-classical building, in keeping with the new classical trend in American architecture much admired by American socialites in the nineteen teens and twenties.
The present owners of Rock Cliff, a Chicago family who purchased it as a summer residence, retained Eifler & Associates to rehabilitate the century-old house to suit the lifestyle of a family today. The scope of work included the restoration of the unique stucco and precast concrete exterior and replacement of doors and windows in keeping with the original design. The pool and pool house were extensively rehabilitated. Interior work included the redesign of the original servant’s quarters for use as a family room and guest rooms, as well as the rehabilitation of the kitchen, breakfast room, second and third story guest rooms, library, and master bedroom and bath.
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Westcott Homes
Soaring entry ceilings with sight lines to the open concept living space.
Dizzy Fish Photography
Arts and crafts entryway photo in Seattle
Arts and crafts entryway photo in Seattle
Eifler & Associates Architects
Rock Cliff
Newport, Rhode Island
Rock Cliff is a country house located on the Atlantic shore in the fashionable resort community of Newport Rhode Island. The building was first constructed in 1887 for T. F. Cushing. Architect George Mason, Jr. designed the house in the Tudor revival style, commonly known as “Stick style”, popular in American architecture at that time. Two decades later, in 1910, T. F. Cushing’s daughter, Blair Fairchild, commissioned the architect to redesign Rock Cliff using its existing structure. George Mason, Jr. transformed his original design into a Georgian neo-classical building, in keeping with the new classical trend in American architecture much admired by American socialites in the nineteen teens and twenties.
The present owners of Rock Cliff, a Chicago family who purchased it as a summer residence, retained Eifler & Associates to rehabilitate the century-old house to suit the lifestyle of a family today. The scope of work included the restoration of the unique stucco and precast concrete exterior and replacement of doors and windows in keeping with the original design. The pool and pool house were extensively rehabilitated. Interior work included the redesign of the original servant’s quarters for use as a family room and guest rooms, as well as the rehabilitation of the kitchen, breakfast room, second and third story guest rooms, library, and master bedroom and bath.
Westcott Homes
Two story entry way with stunning foyer light
Dizzy Fish Photography
Home design - craftsman home design idea in Seattle
Home design - craftsman home design idea in Seattle
Westcott Homes
Contemporary kitchen with gray cabinets & stylish pendant lights
Dizzy Fish Photography
Example of an arts and crafts kitchen design in Seattle
Example of an arts and crafts kitchen design in Seattle
Cooperative Nineteen
Inspiration for a timeless kitchen remodel in Philadelphia with stainless steel appliances
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