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Angles to captivate the Eye. Architectural, landscape, interior and construction photography.

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Beautiful design is in the details, but bringing those details to life requires more than a good design plan.

This custom pantry is a perfect example. From the cabinetry and shelving to the finishes and storage, every element was thoughtfully considered to create a space that feels cohesive with the rest of the home while serving the client’s everyday needs.

Projects like this are why I believe understanding the construction process is such an important part of being an interior designer. When you know how to collaborate with architects, builders, and trades, you can make more informed decisions, anticipate challenges, and see your design vision through to completion.

The result is a space that’s not only beautiful, but truly functional for the people who live there.

Interior Design: @devignierdesign
Builder: @dewsoncc
Architect: @periodarchitecture
Photography: @angleeyephotography

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An inviting, double-sided fireplace, finished in Venetian plaster with a limestone surround, brings refinement to this living room’s treehouse atmosphere. The wooden coffered ceiling overhead and the exaggerated brackets that frame the window nook echo the woods just beyond, all dressed in gold this time of year.

Photography: @angleeyephotography
Construction: @griffithsconstruction
Interiors: @meadowbankteam

#periodarchitecture #designingbeautifulplaces #livingroomdesigns #interiorandhomes #chesterspringspa A warmly lit, traditionally designed living room with dark wood ceiling beams, neutral walls, and large windows overlooking colorful autumn foliage. In the foreground, a textured sofa and patterned ottoman surround a wooden coffee table topped with stacked books, decorative bowls, and a green vase filled with greenery. Two green velvet armchairs sit near a limestone fireplace on the right, which is adorned with a round metallic wall plate and a small potted plant. A floral area rug covers the floor, and framed artwork, a hanging chandelier, and additional seating complete the room.

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Lucky for this client, they don’t have to go away to get away ...

This mid-stair window seat is the perfect place for a pause … a sweeping arched window, layers of textured blues and neutrals, and a soft seat to land on ... for a moment, or seven chapters.

Interior Design: @meadowbankteam
📸: @angleeyephotography
Photo Styling: @petah.bashano

#meadowbankteam #layeredneutrals #nancymeyers #staycation #windowseat

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Special delivery! Built as a residence in the 1790s, the Solebury House added a post office in the 1830s, a role it held for generations. This salvaged “Postmaster” door was from the original post office building and now lives on inside the home as a nod to its storied past.

Photography: @angleeyephotography

#periodarchitecture #designingbeautifulplaces #adaptivereuse #historicproperty #solebury

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Substantial hardware. An arched frame. Wood with a story of its own. This door at The House of the Songbird began as a fallen oak from the homeowner’s family home, carrying history through the threshold and into the next chapter.

Come in and stay awhile.

Photography: @angleeyephotography
Construction: @griffithsconstruction
Interiors: @fullerinteriors
Styling: @jbheditorial

#periodarchitecture #designingbeautifulplaces #entrancedoor #foyerdesign #villanovapa An entryway with an arched wooden front door at the center, opened slightly to reveal a bright garden outside. The door has raised panels, dark metal hinges, and a brass handle and lock. Exposed dark wooden ceiling beams span the ceiling, while a rough stone wall lines the right side of the room. A black chandelier hangs overhead. On the left is an upholstered armchair, and on the right is a wooden console table topped with stacked books, a vase, and a potted fern. Warm wood flooring extends throughout the space, with sunlight entering through the open doorway.

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Our favorite time of year for stone, shadows, and a little seasonal magic.

Photography: @angleeyephotography

#periodarchitecture #designingbeautifulplaces #residentialarchitect #stonehouses #autumnlove

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Good things come in threes! Let us welcome you to our third studio, located in the heart of Greenwich, Connecticut.

New England is home to some of the country’s most significant architectural traditions and historic built environments, and it’s long been a valued part of our practice and our portfolio.

Leading the Greenwich studio is Associate Principal Meredith Evans, who brings over a decade of experience in high-end residential architecture in Connecticut and across the Northeast.

Photography: @angleeyephotography

#periodarchitecture #designingbeautifulplaces #greenwichct #cthome #greenwichhomes

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Consider yourself invited ...

Gather around this watercolor-hued mural, layered with dark wood, a perfectly patinaed chair rail, and touches of burnished gold.

Interior Design: @meadowbankteam
Architects: @periodarchitecture
Builder: @griffithsconstruction
📸: @angleeyephotography

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The story of the c. 1790 Solebury House, a home well known to our Bucks County neighbors, is one of layers: built in the 1790s, expanded with stone in the 1870s and clapboard in 1910, then dressed in Victorian details soon after. Along the way it’s served as a general store, tack shop, and post office—a true community hub for over two centuries.

We were honored to help write its next chapter with a sympathetic addition to expand the kitchen and primary suite, alongside a reconstructed front porch, restored siding and trim, and a renovated chimney, all built using reclaimed wood and salvaged stone.

Photography: @angleeyephotography

#periodarchitecture #designingbeautifulplaces #historichouses #solebury #buckscountyliving A long stone home with an addition is shown beneath a clear blue sky. The house has steep gray slate roofs, several stone chimneys, irregular stone walls, white trim, and dark-framed windows. A covered front porch runs along the facade, supported by decorative white columns and arches in the Victorian style. Flowering plants and shrubs line the front behind a black wrought-iron fence. An oval black sign reading "Solebury House" hangs near the right side of the house by the street.

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Calling all residential architects! We are looking for talented individuals who share our passion for beautiful, thoughtful design.

Our studio in the heart of Doylestown is hiring! Join our collaborative and energetic team that genuinely loves what we do (and each other’s company—yes, we actually like hanging out!). We geek out over historic details, obsess over craftsmanship, and take real pride in seeing a design through from first sketch to final walkthrough. If that sounds like your kind of people, keep reading.

Motivated professionals with a bachelor’s degree in architecture and experience in single-family residential design are encouraged to apply. Not local to Bucks County? Don’t let that stop you—we’re open to discussing relocation for the right fit. In return, you’ll get generous benefits, real room to grow, and a salary that reflects your experience... plus a team that will celebrate your wins with you.

Know someone (or ARE someone) who’d be a great fit? Send your resume and portfolio to info@periodarchitectureltd.com, or visit the link in our bio to learn more. We’d love to hear from you!

Photography: @angleeyephotography

#periodarchitecture #designingbeautifulplaces #wearehiringnow #designfirm #residentialarchitect

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PMcAD is proud to showcase the completion of this English Cottage in the Brandywine Valley, PA. Architect- P. McDonough Architecture & Design, LLC. Contractor - Colonial Construction Landscape- Brandywine Design, LLC Photo credit - Angle Eye Photography #patmcdonougharchitecture #patmcdonougharch #colonialconstruction #brandywinevalley #traditionalarchitecture

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Among stone homes and turning leaves, fall finds its footing on Philadelphia’s Main Line.

#periodarchitecture #designingbeautifulplaces #stonehome #historicdistrict #mainlinepa A fieldstone house stands behind a manicured lawn and landscaped flower beds in the fall. The two-story home has mottled gray and brown stone walls, a slate shingle roof, three dormer windows, and a tall stone chimney. White paned windows with dark louvered shutters line the façade. At the center is a wooden front door beneath a portico supported by Doric columns. A glass-enclosed, two-story wing extends to the left of the image. Evergreen trees, shrubs, red and white mums, and a partly sunny sky surround the house.

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