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  • A Sunroom For All The Seasons

    A four-season sunroom connects your home to nature 365 days a year with a versatility that engages the whole family. Nurturing tender green plants in the midst of winter or staying cool inside while enjoying a bright summer day, a sunroom gives you a wonderful sense of freedom and expansion.

    Live with More Natural Light: Reap the mental wellness benefits of exposure to natural light, especially during the months with shorter days. A sunroom is a stylish and effective way to fend off the “winter blues.” There’s something almost magical about a snowstorm when you can feel immersed in it yet totally protected and warm inside an insulated sunroom surrounded by large windows.

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    Mary Cook Associates

    Energy Conservation: Because of their ability to capture and contain natural light, properly insulated and ventilated sunrooms help to conserve energy.

    Versatility: People are attracted to a sunroom because of its unique design and connection to the outdoors. A sunroom can be an excellent place for game night or homework, a home office space, or relaxed entertaining under the stars.

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    Olga Adler Interiors

    Gardening Year Round: A sunroom is a wonderful space for anyone who loves to tend plants and garden. From tender orchids and passion flowers, to sturdy Boston ferns and spider plants, to herb and vegetable gardens, the possibilities abound for creating a colorful and relaxing year round retreat.

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    Vale Garden Houses

    At Country Club Homes, we stay in touch with the latest custom home design trends to share exciting new ideas with our clients. Contact us today at 203-762-0550 or visit us at countryclubhomesinc.com to learn more about our work.

     

     

     

  • More People Sought Custom Homes in 2014

    2014 was a great year for the custom home industry. Recent data collected by the National Association of Home Builders indicates that 2014 saw a 20 percent growth in custom home construction. It is important to acknowledge that this is a small segment of the overall construction industry because it identifies just projects with homes constructed on…

  • Subtle Ways to Enhance the Luxury in Your home

    When you think of luxury home design what comes to mind? Large rooms? Ornate details? These certainly convey a sense of luxury but many times luxurious features can be built into your home in subtle ways. We pride ourselves on adding features to our custom homes that may go unrecognized but can make a huge difference in our clients’ daily…

  • Architectural Features to Consider for a Beautiful Nautical Kitchen

    Nautical inspired home design has been a part of traditional New England homes for years. Subtle references to the sea help create a look that is classic while also feeling fresh and new. If you’re hoping to create a nautical inspired kitchen during your home remodeling project consider adding the following: Circular windows Installing a single circular…

  • New England Home Style of the Month: Georgian

    Classic Georgian architecture was prevalent throughout the eastern seaboard of the United States in the mid-1700’s. These homes were known for a classic roof line, traditional proportions, and attention to symmetrical detail. Many traditional Georgian homes featured a brick exterior, an abundance of windows, and decorative elements such as pediments over the windows and elaborate…