Parks Architectural Design - Architect Chestertown MD additions new homes





	Parks Architectural Design

Interiors

Whether you want your place to look dramatic or cozy, the interior concept needs to flow with the exterior architectural facade. Whether I work with you and/or your interior designer, I have a thorough knowledge of the most current products and can guide you in your selections. The windows and doors that are specified in the blueprints must compliment the total feeling you are trying to create.

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Masonry and stairs are examples of interior features that impact multiple floors of a residence. The paired arched doors with the "port hole" window above it make this 2-story entry unique. Vaulted and higher ceilings provide an open feeling.

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Vaulted wood ceiling in dining room.

Clients are asked numerous questions about how they use every room in the house. In this instance, the bedroom only had chairs, bed, gas fireplace and TV as all functional items were built into the walk-in closets.

The eating area shown above demonstrates how light plays an important part of all decisions. The way a house faces, (north, west, etc.) plays a key role in window and door placement.


	The interior of this third floor cupola is a small intimate space with a dramatic view over the bay. Here the muntin (grill) pattern on the window fits the shingle water style without hindering the viewing area. The angular base of the side windows was dictated by the pitch of the roof.