For this Boston-area former hunting lodge, featured in Outside the Not So Big House by Julie Moir Messervy and Sarah Susanka, JMMDS created a landscape design that anchors the house in the site and complements its Tuscan-inspired architectural update. An informal breakfast terrace of quarried granite offers views of the pond through pruned hemlock trees. Photo: Grey Crawford.

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photos by Steve Chenn
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Reclaimed original patina hand hewn © Carolina Timberworks
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These barn doors open on to the porch. Reclaimed lumber from Vintage Lumber Sales. Carolina Timberworks installed all beams.
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Katie Johnson
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