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Maugel DeStefano ArchitectsBuilt in 1902, this Portsmouth home epitomized the colonial shingle style common to the surrounding neighborhood at the beginning of the 20th century. In more recent years, the home served as the parish residence for many Christian ministers and their families. Fondly nicknamed Stella Maris, meaning “The Star of the Sea”, the home was privately purchased and delicately renovated.
The thoughtful restoration of the exterior gave new life to the interior while being sensitive to the home's original classic design. The home's shingles were given a wash of bright color unlike any other in the neighborhood. The kitchen was relocated to the front of the home to create connectivity to the front porch with street views. Existing windows were removed and fully repaired and reinstalled with the addition of custom exterior storm panels.
Photos: Greg West Photography
Maugel DeStefano ArchitectsBuilt in 1902, this Portsmouth home epitomized the colonial shingle style common to the surrounding neighborhood at the beginning of the 20th century. In more recent years, the home served as the parish residence for many Christian ministers and their families. Fondly nicknamed Stella Maris, meaning “The Star of the Sea”, the home was privately purchased and delicately renovated.
The thoughtful restoration of the exterior gave new life to the interior while being sensitive to the home's original classic design. The home's shingles were given a wash of bright color unlike any other in the neighborhood. The kitchen was relocated to the front of the home to create connectivity to the front porch with street views. Existing windows were removed and fully repaired and reinstalled with the addition of custom exterior storm panels.
Photos: Greg West Photography
Maugel DeStefano ArchitectsBuilt in 1902, this Portsmouth home epitomized the colonial shingle style common to the surrounding neighborhood at the beginning of the 20th century. In more recent years, the home served as the parish residence for many Christian ministers and their families. Fondly nicknamed Stella Maris, meaning “The Star of the Sea”, the home was privately purchased and delicately renovated.
The thoughtful restoration of the exterior gave new life to the interior while being sensitive to the home's original classic design. The home's shingles were given a wash of bright color unlike any other in the neighborhood. The kitchen was relocated to the front of the home to create connectivity to the front porch with street views. Existing windows were removed and fully repaired and reinstalled with the addition of custom exterior storm panels.
Photos: Greg West Photography
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Maugel DeStefano ArchitectsBuilt in 1902, this Portsmouth home epitomized the colonial shingle style common to the surrounding neighborhood at the beginning of the 20th century. In more recent years, the home served as the parish residence for many Christian ministers and their families. Fondly nicknamed Stella Maris, meaning “The Star of the Sea”, the home was privately purchased and delicately renovated.
The thoughtful restoration of the exterior gave new life to the interior while being sensitive to the home's original classic design. The home's shingles were given a wash of bright color unlike any other in the neighborhood. The kitchen was relocated to the front of the home to create connectivity to the front porch with street views. Existing windows were removed and fully repaired and reinstalled with the addition of custom exterior storm panels.
Photos: Greg West Photography
Maugel DeStefano ArchitectsBuilt in 1902, this Portsmouth home epitomized the colonial shingle style common to the surrounding neighborhood at the beginning of the 20th century. In more recent years, the home served as the parish residence for many Christian ministers and their families. Fondly nicknamed Stella Maris, meaning “The Star of the Sea”, the home was privately purchased and delicately renovated.
The thoughtful restoration of the exterior gave new life to the interior while being sensitive to the home's original classic design. The home's shingles were given a wash of bright color unlike any other in the neighborhood. The kitchen was relocated to the front of the home to create connectivity to the front porch with street views. Existing windows were removed and fully repaired and reinstalled with the addition of custom exterior storm panels.
Photos: Greg West Photography
Maugel DeStefano ArchitectsBuilt in 1902, this Portsmouth home epitomized the colonial shingle style common to the surrounding neighborhood at the beginning of the 20th century. In more recent years, the home served as the parish residence for many Christian ministers and their families. Fondly nicknamed Stella Maris, meaning “The Star of the Sea”, the home was privately purchased and delicately renovated.
The thoughtful restoration of the exterior gave new life to the interior while being sensitive to the home's original classic design. The home's shingles were given a wash of bright color unlike any other in the neighborhood. The kitchen was relocated to the front of the home to create connectivity to the front porch with street views. Existing windows were removed and fully repaired and reinstalled with the addition of custom exterior storm panels.
Photos: Greg West Photography
Maugel DeStefano ArchitectsBuilt in 1902, this Portsmouth home epitomized the colonial shingle style common to the surrounding neighborhood at the beginning of the 20th century. In more recent years, the home served as the parish residence for many Christian ministers and their families. Fondly nicknamed Stella Maris, meaning “The Star of the Sea”, the home was privately purchased and delicately renovated.
The thoughtful restoration of the exterior gave new life to the interior while being sensitive to the home's original classic design. The home's shingles were given a wash of bright color unlike any other in the neighborhood. The kitchen was relocated to the front of the home to create connectivity to the front porch with street views. Existing windows were removed and fully repaired and reinstalled with the addition of custom exterior storm panels.
Photos: Greg West Photography
Stella Maris ArchitectureOverall view of addition: garage apartment and two story porch.
Garage - craftsman garage idea in Houston
Garage - craftsman garage idea in Houston
Stella Maris ArchitectureTwo story porch addition. Galveston Bay is beyond.
Arts and crafts porch photo in Houston
Arts and crafts porch photo in Houston
Stella Maris ArchitecturePorch looking onto garage apartment.
Garage - craftsman garage idea in Houston
Garage - craftsman garage idea in Houston
Stella Maris ArchitectureTwo story porch addition.
Inspiration for a craftsman porch remodel in Houston
Inspiration for a craftsman porch remodel in Houston
Maugel DeStefano ArchitectsBuilt in 1902, this Portsmouth home epitomized the colonial shingle style common to the surrounding neighborhood at the beginning of the 20th century. In more recent years, the home served as the parish residence for many Christian ministers and their families. Fondly nicknamed Stella Maris, meaning “The Star of the Sea”, the home was privately purchased and delicately renovated.
The thoughtful restoration of the exterior gave new life to the interior while being sensitive to the home's original classic design. The home's shingles were given a wash of bright color unlike any other in the neighborhood. The kitchen was relocated to the front of the home to create connectivity to the front porch with street views. Existing windows were removed and fully repaired and reinstalled with the addition of custom exterior storm panels.
Photos: Greg West Photography
Stella Maris ArchitectureView from exiting porch to new garage apartment addition.
Example of an arts and crafts garage design in Houston
Example of an arts and crafts garage design in Houston
Stella Maris ArchitectureExtent of addition. Galveston Bay is beyond.
Arts and crafts garage photo in Houston
Arts and crafts garage photo in Houston
Maugel DeStefano ArchitectsBuilt in 1902, this Portsmouth home epitomized the colonial shingle style common to the surrounding neighborhood at the beginning of the 20th century. In more recent years, the home served as the parish residence for many Christian ministers and their families. Fondly nicknamed Stella Maris, meaning “The Star of the Sea”, the home was privately purchased and delicately renovated.
The thoughtful restoration of the exterior gave new life to the interior while being sensitive to the home's original classic design. The home's shingles were given a wash of bright color unlike any other in the neighborhood. The kitchen was relocated to the front of the home to create connectivity to the front porch with street views. Existing windows were removed and fully repaired and reinstalled with the addition of custom exterior storm panels.
Photos: Greg West Photography
Stella Maris ArchitectureMaster Bathroom Remodel for a client desiring an Art Deco Styled Bath
Example of a small eclectic master white tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile doorless shower design in Houston with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, white walls, an undermount sink and marble countertops
Example of a small eclectic master white tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile doorless shower design in Houston with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, white walls, an undermount sink and marble countertops
Stella Maris ArchitectureGround Floor Patio overlooking Galveston Bay
Inspiration for a large coastal backyard concrete paver patio remodel in Houston with a roof extension
Inspiration for a large coastal backyard concrete paver patio remodel in Houston with a roof extension
Stella Maris ArchitectureTwo Story Entry with Heavy Timber Gable
Inspiration for a mid-sized coastal dark wood floor foyer remodel in Houston
Inspiration for a mid-sized coastal dark wood floor foyer remodel in Houston
Stella Maris ArchitectureBay View Looking Towards the House
Mid-sized coastal beige two-story concrete fiberboard gable roof idea in Houston
Mid-sized coastal beige two-story concrete fiberboard gable roof idea in Houston
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