Hammer & Hand collaborated with Celeste Lewis Architecture on the remodel of this gem of Mid-Century Modern architecture. Originally built for the owner of the View-Master toy factory, the house had been cut up by a series of remodels in the mid-1990s. Our remodel focused on restoring the home’s mid-century elegance, improving circulation and views, and adding space for guests and home office. Photography by Sally Painter Photography.

Our sweet and humble client couple Nadia and John wanted to have both their guest and master bathroom inspired by Spanish interior design. This guest bathroom we focused on the old Colonial Spanish style bathroom with distressed walls and blue Moroccan tiles. Nadia specifically wanted teal blue as she is a fan of that color. It was fun designing and working on this bathroom. That iron decorative Spanish arc window and Spanish Moss curtain plant completed the whole look of the space.

Our sweet and humble client couple Nadia and John wanted to have both their guest and master bathroom inspired by Spanish interior design. This guest bathroom we focused on the old Colonial Spanish style bathroom with distressed walls and blue Moroccan tiles. Nadia specifically wanted teal blue as she is a fan of that color. It was fun designing and working on this bathroom. That iron decorative Spanish arc window and Spanish Moss curtain plant completed the whole look of the space.

Our sweet and humble client couple Nadia and John wanted to have both their guest and master bathroom inspired by Spanish interior design. This guest bathroom we focused on the old Colonial Spanish style bathroom with distressed walls and blue Moroccan tiles. Nadia specifically wanted teal blue as she is a fan of that color. It was fun designing and working on this bathroom. That iron decorative Spanish arc window and Spanish Moss curtain plant completed the whole look of the space.

While we typically focus on high end homes, this small 1980's house in Stafford sold for under $200,000. We did a remodel and make ready for the homeowner prior to listing so they could take advantage of our hot market. This house is proof that good design can make inexpensive material selections look really good, and that you don't have to spend a fortune on a nice remodel. Floors: Emser Tile 6x24 Heritage Walnut Backsplash: Emser Tile 6x6 Ancient Tumbled Travertine Backsplash Insert: Emser Tile Lucente Grazia Mosaic 5/8" Bath Floors: Emser Tile 18x18 St Moritz Silver Bath Insert: Emser Tile Lucente Grazia Linear Kitchen Granite: Diamond Arrow Master Bath Granite: Diamond Arrow Guest Bath Granite: White Galaxy Wall Paint: PPG Grey Marble Trim Paint: PPG Arctic Cotton Ceiling Paint: PPG Arctic Cotton All Photos by Curtis Lawson

Midcentury Modern inspired new build home. Color, texture, pattern, interesting roof lines, wood, light!
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AFTER: Painted with a tranquil, dreamy blue-gray: Benjamin Moore Quiet Moments #1563. Updated carpet and ceiling fan. (Budget didn't allow for a chandelier.) Re-styled and photos by Focus-Pocus. Contractor MIke Boland. Carpets by Key Carpet Corporation.

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Hammer & Hand collaborated with Celeste Lewis Architecture on the remodel of this gem of Mid-Century Modern architecture. Originally built for the owner of the View-Master toy factory, the house had been cut up by a series of remodels in the mid-1990s. Our remodel focused on restoring the home’s mid-century elegance, improving circulation and views, and adding space for guests and home office. Photography by Sally Painter Photography.

Photography: Fine Focus Photography, Tre Dunham
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Our sweet and humble client couple Nadia and John wanted to have both their guest and master bathroom inspired by Spanish interior design. This guest bathroom we focused on the old Colonial Spanish style bathroom with distressed walls and blue Moroccan tiles. Nadia specifically wanted teal blue as she is a fan of that color. It was fun designing and working on this bathroom. That iron decorative Spanish arc window and Spanish Moss curtain plant completed the whole look of the space.

This Arlington kitchen update focused on refreshing the existing space through a targeted countertop replacement. The original counters had a darker, speckled appearance that made the kitchen feel heavier and less cohesive with the surrounding finishes.

Our sweet and humble client couple Nadia and John wanted to have both their guest and master bathroom inspired by Spanish interior design. This guest bathroom we focused on the old Colonial Spanish style bathroom with distressed walls and blue Moroccan tiles. Nadia specifically wanted teal blue as she is a fan of that color. It was fun designing and working on this bathroom. That iron decorative Spanish arc window and Spanish Moss curtain plant completed the whole look of the space.

For this closet turned master bathroom we focused on a neutral color palette and embraced the clients love of shapes - rectangles in this case. The dark accent tiles help add drama and sophistication to this private retreat.

This was a multi room renovation that focused on the master bedroom with a curved feature wall with eight niches and recessed lights.
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Master Bath with contemporary-styled, custom wood floating-vanities; vessel sinks, an oversized shower, and Top Knobs hardware pulls. Design by Jennifer at Creekside Cabinets and Coastal Craftsmen, LLC. Photography by Archie at Smart Focus Photography.

Photography: Fine Focus Photography, Tre Dunham
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The Master Suite boasts textured grasscloth with pale blue undertones from Phillip Jeffries. Pale blues and creams create a calming palette, with natural elements like linen and reclaimed wood to add to the visceral experience. Gold accents bring a touch of sophistication to this otherwise casual room that focuses on comfort. A seating area sits at the foot of the bed-- a perfect spot to unwind in front of the fireplace after a long day. Greenery and coastal accents are a nod to the surrounding woods and water in the area of this sleepy charming town in Maine.