At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities. A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home. www.boninarchitects.com Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

The Potrero Residence is the archetype for Architecture Office’s iterative process. Nestled in the Santa Monica mountains and surrounded by avocado farms, our client asked us to design a monumental hilltop home with views facing every direction and an underground ten car garage. We developed three concepts, choosing one developed by modelling a floorplate and populating it with cube forms. Using modelling software, we “sliced” the cubes at different points and rotated them across the plate. Via the interplay of these segmented cubes, this process created unique trapezoidal forms on each floorplate. Each floor in the Potrero residence functions as a unique relationship of forms and voids. In this building, each exterior-facing void⁠—the spaces between the rotated cubes⁠—is either walled with glass to create a floor to ceiling window, or subtracted to create a balcony. These punctures provide each exterior facing room in the house with a panoramic view over a different area of the property. The balconies give this home a variety of lighting conditions throughout the day, sometimes dark and sometimes light, reminiscent of cave dwellings. This design process creates a unique exterior wall across every face of the building. The driveway-facing facade is sculpted to resemble a traditional gable roofed house. Working around the house reveals a much more complex and digitally derived form. In the center of the house, a gem-shaped courtyard offers light within the relatively deep floor plates. Following the form building process, we developed a material solution using cast-in-place, board formed concrete—giving the house a weighty appearance and reinforcing its cave-like volumes. The rotated cube forms create diverse atmospheres within the interior, and singular aesthetic relationships to the exterior environment. Though grand in scale, our design process creates a fundamentally simple form, while the interior’s spatial conditions evoke the comforts of home.

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities. A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home. www.boninarchitects.com Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

Modern Small spaced bathroom with 3D wave tile. deep acrylic tub with glass sliding doors. A MoenU digital shower system was added and the hot/cold handle was removed giving a cleaner look. Three large niche inserts were added to the walls with multi-colored LED lighting. New floor tile was added along with radiant floor heat throughout. LED lighted mirrors with 3D tile as a backsplash above the undermount Kohler sinks, waterfall and waterfall style faucet. Dekton countertops were added on top of white Bellmont frameless cabinets giving this small-spaced bathroom a complete modern new look.

Landkamer Art / Avenida Triptych 007 • This series began in a more sparse mode as shown in this piece and was primarily inspired by the swaying California coastal kelp forests. There’s a blog post about that on my site. But an additional layer of meaning was on my mind—a frightening incident when very young where I was pushed off a Minnesota lake dock and needed to be pulled out of the lake quickly as I could not swim. This series references both inspiration moments into one positive healing work. There is the beauty and power of the swaying ocean kelp linked to the turbulence and fright of being knocked into the lake and looking up to the water’s surface from below. Unintentionally the result is uplifting beauty and abundant positive energy for me. Like three frames from a film, the triptych panels communicate with each other. My hope is viewers can relate to where the work is coming from and share a positive emotional bond with it that puts them in a better space as well. • View more new art on Instagram: @landkamerart • Custom size prints available. Send an Email inquiry to: Mark@LandkamerArt.com • © 2019 Mark Landkamer. All rights reserved.

The 7,720-square foot home, located at 1867 Long Pointe Dr., sits on the banks of Upper Long Lake. It has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, five fireplaces, a glass elevator that goes to all three floors, an indoor half-basketball court (with flooring from when the Pistons played at the Silverdome), a 625-bottle wine cellar, hot/cold tubs, sauna and the largest infinity pool in the state. INLAY DIGITAL

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities. A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home. www.boninarchitects.com Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

The 7,720-square foot home, located at 1867 Long Pointe Dr., sits on the banks of Upper Long Lake. It has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, five fireplaces, a glass elevator that goes to all three floors, an indoor half-basketball court (with flooring from when the Pistons played at the Silverdome), a 625-bottle wine cellar, hot/cold tubs, sauna and the largest infinity pool in the state. INLAY DIGITAL

This Curtain Digitally printed gives the curtains three dimension effect. No harsh dyes or chemicals were used. Panels have rod pocket opening Material: 100% Polyester silky satin Cleaning method: Machine washable Room use: Living room, bedroom or boat Soft to the touch Size: 108" L x 84" W

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities. A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home. www.boninarchitects.com Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

This is a "3 season room" (in the north) in which the existing concrete was stained, engraved and sealed. The family name was stenciled onto the concrete using a vinyl cut stencil from the local sign shop Digital Designs. The stain is a water based and the sealer is solvent based.

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Large trendy master porcelain tile bathroom photo in New York with furniture-like cabinets, dark wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, gray walls, an undermount sink and quartzite countertops

The 7,720-square foot home, located at 1867 Long Pointe Dr., sits on the banks of Upper Long Lake. It has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, five fireplaces, a glass elevator that goes to all three floors, an indoor half-basketball court (with flooring from when the Pistons played at the Silverdome), a 625-bottle wine cellar, hot/cold tubs, sauna and the largest infinity pool in the state. INLAY DIGITAL

The 7,720-square foot home, located at 1867 Long Pointe Dr., sits on the banks of Upper Long Lake. It has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, five fireplaces, a glass elevator that goes to all three floors, an indoor half-basketball court (with flooring from when the Pistons played at the Silverdome), a 625-bottle wine cellar, hot/cold tubs, sauna and the largest infinity pool in the state. INLAY DIGITAL

Spacious living room in modern classic style, monochrome light grey colours. TV stand and book case, coffee table in beige, cushions and curtains the same colour. Three couches, wall art with blossom print.

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities. A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home. www.boninarchitects.com Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

At the tip of a prominent peninsula on Lake Sunapee, this stunning lakefront home is comfortably tucked into a community of cottages. The waterfront site is an enticing mixture of level topography, outstanding mountain and lighthouse views, and sunny southern exposure. This cottage-style home provides easy access to single-story living with a first-floor primary bedroom suite, living space, office, laundry, and an ample mudroom. The second floor offers three additional bedrooms with lake views, bathrooms, a sitting area, an exercise area, and a second office space to simplify working-from-home needs. Living space spills out the kitchen doors to a reclaimed stone patio with an adjacent outdoor cooking area and access to the lawn and lakeside amenities. A huge thank you to our wonderful clients, our design team at Bonin Architects, the highly recommended general contractor-McGray & Nichols, Inc., all of the subcontractors and consultants who helped craft this beautiful Lake Sunapee home. www.boninarchitects.com Photography by John W. Hession, Advanced Digital Photography Drone photos by Peter Bloch, Earth Aerial Productions

The 7,720-square foot home, located at 1867 Long Pointe Dr., sits on the banks of Upper Long Lake. It has five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, five fireplaces, a glass elevator that goes to all three floors, an indoor half-basketball court (with flooring from when the Pistons played at the Silverdome), a 625-bottle wine cellar, hot/cold tubs, sauna and the largest infinity pool in the state. INLAY DIGITAL

Create customized three-dimensional, hand-crafted, photographic art in metal for your home or business. My clients can select either from generic photo libraries or clients can provide their own high resolution digital images to create a beautiful custom piece of art.