loft meets new england farmhouse-before and after downstairs

so i’m still adding this post and the downstairs isn’t all done, but its taken me 3 months to get these up, so better some than none.

essentially when i took down all the walls i decided not to put any back up again….and have the upstairs work as the private space, and downstairs as more public space.   the passive solar design actually works (more about that later in the heat section)  – I get so much solar gain from the giant south facing window, i don’t need the heat on if it is sunny and the house maintains at 68.

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4 Responses to “loft meets new england farmhouse-before and after downstairs”


  1. 1 alan herell - the head lemur March 30, 2009 at 9:54 pm

    It is turning out very nice. very nice.

  2. 2 reverieinmaine September 29, 2009 at 4:01 pm

    Hi–I just found your blog through houseblogs.net. I love what you’re doing with the place! We’re doing something pretty similar with our house on the East End of Portland.

  3. 3 reverieinmaine September 29, 2009 at 4:03 pm

    Mind if I add you to my blogroll?


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