PRELUDE Volume V

Volume V 

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KITCHENS! 

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of fine craftsmanship to 

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PROfile 

With over 40 years of building experience, Kistler & Knapp Builders, Inc. is one of 

the most highly-regarded construction firms in the Greater Boston region. Their work 

reflects the finest craftsmanship and the most demanding architectural concepts. 

Kistler & Knapp has always understood the importance of effective communication 

and working well with the entire team in all aspects of the building process. The 

foundation of their reputation rests on expert management, transparent accounting 

and fiscal prudence. Owners Doug Stevenson and Renée West are committed to 

creating successful relationships during construction and well into the future, thereby 

maintaining a legacy of excellence in fine home construction. And Kistler and 

Knapp’s Home Services Division is there for the long haul, maintaining their clients’ 

homes well into the future. 

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(978) 635-9700 

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Interior Designer: Bill Lewis 

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From the Publisher 

Shelter from the Storm 

This PRELUDE is our kitchen edition. As we are having more “stay-at-home” celebrations, it is more important than ever to have a kitchen 

inside or out that fulfills your basic needs, and then some. Walk-in refrigeration, storage for stocking up on paper goods and spaces that 

give everyone some breathing room while “hanging” or working in the kitchen are key to elevating daily routines. 

Life as we know it will never be quite the same, but what we are experiencing now is creating a road map for how to navigate this 

new norm. What do you need if you have to shelter in place? How would you create your own sanctuary? What calms you, gives you 

strength, and rejuvenates you to be your best self? For me, my home office doubles as a makeshift gym. The peaceful zen garden with 

water features for morning meditations has brought me comfort in these uncertain times. And I love that my whole family can gather in 

my spacious new kitchen. These are the spaces I’ve tackled, and I am thankful I did. As you read through this issue, I hope you find the 

inspiration to create settings that work well for you now—solutions that, though they may not have mattered before, change every day for 

the better. Every day is a new day! 

Stay safe and keep the faith for better times ahead, 

Melanie Perillo, Publisher 

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Where life’s most important moments unfold.

CONTENTS 

12 Kitchens! 

High Style Kitchens, Design Cornerstones, The Anatomy of a Perfect 

Kitchen, and Refrigeration Redefined. 

20 Publisher’s Picks: Outdoor Kitchens 

Where to cook when you’re renovating; alfresco grilling designs that 

make cooking a joy. 

23 Designer Digs 

Inside Interiology Design Co.’s Experience Studio with Mark Haddad 

28 New Chapters for Storied Homes 

In the hands of Jan Gleysteen Architects, homes of the past live well today. 

36 Small-Scale Splendor 

A finely detailed home in Brookline is big on character and elegance— 

not compromise. 

40 Creating Your Backyard Oasis 

Onyx Corporation reveals the ideal way to put in a pool—and all that 

goes with it. 

46 Tech Talk: Your Landscape...Wired 

Advancements in outdoor living entertainment allow homeowners to 

take Elite Media Solutions’ smart home and AV systems outside. 

48 The ProFile 

Meet Larissa Cook, Executive Vice President of FBN Construction. 

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Cover: Architecture and interior design: SV Design; kitchen design: Venegas and Company; stone: 

Cumar, Inc.; construction: Windover Construction; photo by Michael J. Lee Photography 

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Melanie Perillo 

EDITOR 

Sandy Giardi 

DESIGN DIRECTOR 

Rob Silsby 

DIGITAL MARKETING SPECIALIST 

Andrea Mingels 

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ACCOUNT MANAGERS 

Lisa Almquist 

Ellie Benson 

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Maureen Lampert 

ACCOUNTING/ADMINISTRATIVE 

Darlene Neufell 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

Warren Patterson 

Roger Pelissier 

Michael J. Lee 

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Homegrown 

Botanica, a new organic vegetable, 

fruit and flower gardening division, 

takes root at R.P. Marzilli & Company 

R.P. Marzilli & Company embraces the home gardening 

trend with Botanica, a new arm of their full-service 

landscape business dedicated to designing, cultivating 

and maintaining custom edible and home gardens. Now 

families can enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables harvested in 

their very own backyard—no green thumb required. 

For 35 years, R.P. Marzilli & Company has brought beauty 

to the outdoors, and with Botanica, they bring fresh 

fare to your table. Its fully certified team of landscape 

professionals is wholly committed to organic practices for 

natural fertilization, soil amendments and microbial food 

sources, so clients can trust their produce is free from 

chemicals and pesticides. 

Botanica works with homeowners to tailor seasonal, 

successional custom crop plans, cultivating the likes of 

vine-ripe slicing tomatoes, zucchini and crisp radishes in 

the summer, and broccoli, arugula and bok choy come fall. 

The experts simplify home agriculture, communicating 

and implementing optimal location selection, fencing 

requirements, quantities and productivity. 

Additional services include cutting gardens (for backyard 

bouquets arranged either by or for you), seasonal 

orchards, pollinator gardens, chicken and coop care, 

and cold-frame gardens that extend the season, whether 

giving your harvest a head start or protecting it from the 

elements. To learn more, visit BotanicaFineGardens.com. 


HIGH ST 

ELEMENTAL EFFICIENCY 

Elemental Efficiency: Thoughtforms Corporation, thoughtforms-corp.com, Photograph by Richard Mandelkorn 

Sleek Minimalism: Groom Construction Co., Inc., groomco.com, Photograph by William Horne 

European Chic: Divine Design Center, divinedesigncenter.com, Photograph by Warren Patterson 

Classic Beauty: Bannon Custom Builders, bannonbuilds.com, Photography by Greg Premru 

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YLE KITCHENS 

CLASSIC BEAUTY 

SLEEK MINIMALISM 

EUROPEAN CHIC 

Whether sipping, supping or hanging out, the kitchen, almost universally, 

serves as the family’s favorite gathering spot. Given the room’s ranking within 

the home’s hierarchy, shouldn’t it look the part? The following builds by top 

industry pros offer kitchen goals for every taste. 


KITCHEN 

FRESH-AIR SKYLIGHT 

THE STATEMENT STOVE 

A SCULPTURAL SINK & FAUCET 

CUSTOM CABINETRY & ISLAND 

The Statement Stove: Jarvis Appliance, jarvisapplianceinc.com 

A Sculptural Sink & Faucet: Snow and Jones Inc., snowandjones.com, Photograph courtesy of House of Rohl 

Fresh-Air Skylight: VELUX, veluxusa.com, whyskylights.com, Photograph courtesy of VELUX America LLC 

Custom Cabinetry & Island: Crown Point Cabinetry, crown-point.com, Photograph courtesy of Crown Point Cabinetry 

Gleaming Counters: Onyx Marble & Granite, onyxgranite.com, Photograph by Warren Patterson 

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COMPOSITION 

GLEAMING COUNTERS 

Showstopping marble surfaces, thick inset cabinetry, an artistic faucet 

and sink, and a sizzling stove, topped by a skylight to bathe it all in 

glorious sunshine (and properly ventilate), these industry darlings are the 

cornerstones of the heart of the home. 


PREP AND COUNTER SPACE 

Design Around a Central Hub 

Nearly every kitchen Venegas and Company designs 

for a new construction incorporates an island, and 

sometimes two. In addition to visually anchoring the 

space, it creates separate “workstations, meaning 

you may have multiple cooks working, prepping and 

cleaning.” Venegas’ team quickly learns that each 

family member has a different interest. “Today’s 

kitchens are relational,” says Venegas. “She preps 

and cooks, he cleans. The daughter loves to bake.” 

• • • • 

The deep island allows for space for splatter, away 

from seating. Whenever possible, Venegas increases 

the depth of kitchen counters to 27-30 inches. 

A 5-foot galley workstation is adjacent to a 15-inch 

induction cooking module. 

Food prep, cooking and serving is done facing those 

seated on the island and beyond. 

According to kitchen designer Donna Venegas, the ultimate kitchen is one that facilitates her clients’ lifestyle, there 

is no one right answer. There is however, one common denominator, she says: “Every client would like more time!” 

The answer? Efficiency. “If things are easy to find, if the design creates a logical flow and offers organization, cooking 

becomes more fun, and ultimately saves homeowners time for other things.” The show kitchen within Venegas and Company’s 

South End showroom and design studio illustrates the expert’s deep knowledge of functionality, circulation and the latest 

technologies—and more than a few tricks of the trade. Visit venegasandcompany.com for a kitchen tailored to your lifestyle. 

CUSTOMIZED CABINETRY 

Storage Meets Beauty 

Venegas and Company is always pushing themselves 

and their cabinetmakers to discover what’s next. Their 

designs not only make the studio a standout, they 

propel the discipline forward. Finish development is 

ongoing and constant, and the firm is incorporating 

metal, stone veneer doors—even recycled military 

canvas—into their offerings. “The goal is for the client 

to find elements that speak to them,” says Venegas. 

• • • • 

Serving items are located on the side with seating. 

All cabinetry has personalized interior accessories, 

fully integrated LED, mechanically controlled parts and 

articulating doors. 

Photography by Michael J. Lee Photography 

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THE BEVERAGE ZONE 

A Venegas Must 

“Every kitchen should incorporate a station for beverages 

and snacks away from the cook,” maintains Venegas. It 

is not only convenient, it also creates a warm welcome 

for the morning ritual. “For many, coffee is ceremony, 

so designing a beautiful space that flows sets the tone.” 

Venegas, who renovates many compact spaces in Boston, 

thinks creatively about siting her beverage centers, often 

borrowing space in the living room, along the dining 

room wall or a small closet if there isn’t kitchen space. 

Sometimes the design of her breakfast/coffee bars morph 

into a cocktail/entertainment spot come 5pm. 

• • • • 

Shelves along the backsplash hold all coffee 

accoutrements, cabinets above store glassware. 

A Coffee System is integrated above a cup warmer and 

wine refrigerator. 

A sink is close by to fill the water carafe. 

An 18-inch dishwasher is ideal for coffee cups and 

wine glasses. 

THE ANATOMY OF A PERFECT KITCHEN 

Donna Venegas of Venegas and Company dissects the features that make the space. 

HIGH-POWERED! 

Every Inch is Working 

This kitchen packs a tremendous amount of cooking 

power in a small space. All of the appliances are 

compact and work in concert with one another. Even 

smaller kitchens contain multiple ovens. One oven, for 

finishing proteins, should be close to the action, while 

a second oven, for baking, say, can be further away. 

Venegas likes to split up refrigeration, positioning 

the primary refrigerator by the chef’s prep space and 

drawers by the beverage area, where coffee, tea, 

juices and smoothies are prepared. “Beverage drawers 

are great to have at the extremities of a kitchen,” she 

says, giving kids and guests quick access. 

• • • • 

A Combi-Steam Oven allows for convection and 

steam cooking for fast, healthy cooking. 

A working backsplash has shallow, 

water-resistant shelving. 

Proteins are stored in refrigerator drawers, and vacuum 

sealed in another drawer for sous vide cooking. 


Top: RootCellar’s automatic door 

allows owners to go in and out with 

their hands full. The fully concealed 

refrigerated pantry is ideally 

positioned near the kitchen or garage 

entry and is an option for both new 

constructions and remodels. 

Bottom (left to right): Founders 

Don Lake and Paul DeLorenzo. 

RootCellar refrigerated pantries eliminate the “food graveyard” that often befalls standard 

refrigerators, eliminating waste and keeping ingredients organized and at eye view. No two 

RootCellars are the same. This custom design was created for newlyweds who love to entertain, 

and is inlaid with marble to match the kitchen counters; all have restaurant-grade glass. 

Measuring at 400 cubic feet, this RootCellar easily contains weekly grocery items, as well as 

platters for entertaining, fresh florals, kegs or cases of beer, chilled wine, bushels of shellfish— 

even a Thanksgiving turkey. If the residents don’t have time to put away their farm share or food 

delivery, they can simply place the parcels within it until they do. RootCellars can be configured 

with camera apps to allow owners to view its shelves from the store. 

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Refrigeration Redefined. 

RootCellar ® refrigerated pantries bring 

a cool change to kitchens. 

RootCellar Concepts has unveiled a breakthrough 

new product for fine homes that may just change your 

approach to grocery shopping, food organization and 

refrigeration. The company has introduced a premier, 

fully customizable refrigerated pantry and freezer that 

can replace the refrigeration in your kitchen, and fit in 

seamlessly within your design. 

The concept is the brainchild of Paul DeLorenzo, 

who has been in the food and beverage industry for 

decades, and Don Lake, a serial startup entrepreneur. 

DeLorenzo, who knows how essential “walk-ins” are to 

restaurants, wanted something similar in his own home. 

Lake latched onto the idea, envisioning the virtues of 

a walk-in closet for the kitchen. It is the kind of Aha! 

moment that is met with a resounding “Of course!” 

and “Brilliant!” by everyone who learns of it. “When 

you think about it,” explains Lake, “refrigeration hasn’t 

changed much in 100 years.” Families live in their 

kitchens today; a RootCellar pantry supports modern 

lifestyles, answering the universal need for more 

storage, freeing up space and revolutionizing the way 

people shop for and organize their perishables. 

Design development—quieting the evaporator, 

maximizing efficiency, wiring the lighting and hands-free 

door system, and refining the clean-lined aesthetic— 

took time to perfect. The result, however, is game 

changing for main residences and second homes, as 

you can stock the RootCellar at the outset of the high 

season to ensure you’re guest-ready. The investment is 

on par with what homeowners might spend on a top-tier 

refrigerator, drawers, freezer column and a wine cooler. 

“Yet you still wouldn’t have one-third the volume of a 

RootCellar,” reveals DeLorenzo, “or the convenience.” 

To learn more, visit rootcellarconcepts.com. 

Photography: Warren Patterson 


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OUTDOOR KITCHENS 

Renovating your kitchen? When I tackled the making of my own dream kitchen, my outdoor grill 

saved my bacon. These alfresco kitchen designs make cooking a joy, even during construction. 

THE ENTERTAINER 

Created for fresh-air family dinners and entertaining friends, 

this handsome stone cooking station was sited in proximity 

to both the home and pool. The luxury gas grill is paired with 

a burner (for boiling corn or lobsters), a refrigerator and a 

striking, custom fabricated reclaimed redwood countertop 

for quick cleanup. Visit abladeofgrass.com. Photo courtesy of 

a Blade of Grass, LLC. 

STUNNER BY THE STAIR 

This shimmering outdoor kitchen, seemingly carved 

into the stone and stair, belongs to an ambitious 

renovation to the outdoor living spaces of a Weston 

estate. Landscape contractor R.P. Marzilli & Co. was 

given a Gold Award by the National Association 

of Landscape Professionals for their first-place 

craft and masonry. Visit rpmarzilli.com. Landscape 

architecture by Hawk Design, Inc. Photo by 

Rosemary Fletcher, courtesy of R.P. Marzilli & Co. 

COMPANION PIECE 

This enchanting kitchen is part of 

a multiprogrammed terrace with 

ample opportunities for dining 

and lounging. A grill-facing bar is a 

design masterstroke, as the cook 

can pass a cold one to friends 

from the built-in fridge and have 

company when manning the flames. 

Visit themacdowellcompany.com. 

Photo by Gregg Shupe, courtesy of 

The MacDowell Company. 

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FALLON CUSTOM 

HOMES & RENOVATIONS 

GIVES A BEAUTIFUL ROOM, 

BREATHING ROOM. 

I Love You, But I Need My Space 

Photography: Greg Premru 

Cherry woodwork in a custom stain by Fallon Fine Cabinetry; 

construction: Fallon Custom Homes & Renovations; interior 

design: Sharon Staley Interiors 

During these unprecedented times, when everyone has 

been holed up at home more often than not, even the 

most spacious quarters can feel a bit, well, confining. It’s 

for this reason that we applaud the design and 

craftsmanship of a two-island kitchen by Fallon Custom 

Homes & Renovations. The premier custom builder has 

its very own millwork shop, Fallon Fine Cabinetry, and is a 

master at the art of function and form. 

Gleaming with cherry millwork and coffered ceilings 

that define each space, this multi-zoned kitchen has a 

layout developed for the way the clients use the space 

and its amenities. The island closest to the wall oven and 

refrigerator serves as a food prep and cleanup station, 

complete with a dishwasher, sink and a raised alcove for 

dishes. “With the plate storage right there,” explains 

Production Manager Brett Larson of Fallon Custom Homes 

& Renovations, who helped with the design, “residents 

don’t have to travel to the outside walls for dishes.” Plus, 

anyone working there is out of the way of the stove. 

Thanks to a second bar-topped island, while the chef is 

readying a meal, the evening’s bartender can serve up 

cocktails or soft drinks. This two-tiered workspace and 

bar contains everything beverage related, “including an 

icemaker, bar fridge and slide-out bar pullout,” says Larson. 

Its stool seating, abutting the family room, provides a 

perch close to the action, yet not too close for comfort. 

Visit falloncustomhomes.com for more information. 


In Pursuit 

of Paradise 

A seaside destination in South Dartmouth 

by Gregory Lombardi Design required 

precision—and action. 

To look at it, you wouldn’t think that this idyllic coastal 

landscape is anything other than the picture of serenity. Yet 

the tranquil water of the elevated, infinity-edge lap pool 

created for an avid swimmer, the raised waterfall spa carved 

into granite to align with the bay kitchen window, the cleanlined, 

almost Zen-like terraces and hardy plantings that ebb 

and flow like the tide, are, in actuality, the products of a 

flurry of activity that lasted only nine months’ time. 

This landscape design was part of a new beach home 

project with a lot of program—a main house and garage, 

pool house, pool and spa—all situated on a “gorgeous but 

thin, sensitive site that’s right on the wetlands off an inlet,” 

says principal Gregory Lombardi. The landscape architects 

had to navigate high velocity zones and other “invisible 

lines,” like conservation setbacks and pool codes, to bring 

the striking summer escape to fruition. Principal Troy Sober, 

who was in the trenches throughout the process alongside 

landscape contractor R.P. Marzilli & Company, still marvels 

at the superstructure Parker Construction erected over the 

entire job site (pools and all), “wrapping it like a boat” to 

allow construction to continue all winter long and fast-track 

the home for summer. The initiative was intensive but fun, 

says Sober. And when that covering was peeled off before 

Memorial Day to reveal what is, by all accounts, a legacy 

piece? Perfection. 

To learn more, visit lombardidesign.com. 

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Architecture by DSK Dewing Schmid Kearns Architects + Planners; 

pool by Custom Quality Pools, photography by Anton Grassl.

Designer Digs 

INSIDE INTERIOLOGY DESIGN CO.’S EXPERIENCE 

STUDIO WITH MARK HADDAD 


When we asked to profile 

Certified Master Kitchen and Bath 

Designer (CMKBD) Mark Haddad 

in his element, he naturally chose 

Interiology Design Co.’s Experience 

Studio in Watertown as the setting. 

The owner and his team work amid 

the studio’s curated, comprehensive 

displays, a space brimming with 

design solutions for the whole home 

as well as one-of-kind accessories, 

upholstery, art and case goods. 

Interiology Design Co.’s impressive 

kitchen installations illuminate 

Haddad’s 19-year depth of 

knowledge and coveted CMKBD 

level of certification, which requires 

accredited instruction and ongoing 

education. From the fully operational 

Gourmet Kitchen (top), with its walnut 

island, motorized cabinetry and 

custom storage, to the contemporary 

Coffee Kitchen (below) with its 

Noisette cabinetry by Composit, 

it is clear the studio is a winning 

resource for homeowners and trade 

professionals alike. 

Aside from the sexier considerations 

like aesthetics, kitchen design 

requires a thorough grasp of 

plumbing, electrical and structural 

aspects. “Designing a new kitchen 

is one of the most important 

investments you will make in your 

home,” offers Haddad. “An NKBA 

(National Kitchen & Bath Association) 

certified designer can help guide you 

through the process.” 

Start your journey at The Experience 

Studio at 430 Main St. in Watertown 

or online at interiology.com. 


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Deck It Out 

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Up on the Rooftop 

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EXPANDED 

LIVING 

In this day and age, every last one of us has 

to multitask, and Longfellow Design Build 

believes our houses should work as hard 

as we do. It’s likely your home has extra 

living space hidden in plain sight. Maybe 

you are all too clear on what could use a 

transformation or perhaps you need help 

envisioning the opportunities. Either way, 

the team at Longfellow Design Build can 

help. The design-build firm has mastered the 

art of remodels and additions; here follows 

a few of the ways that Longfellow Design 

Build has made much of the settings where 

homeowners live, work and play. 

Deck It Out: Given social distancing, adding 

opportunities for outdoor living is high on every 

homeowner's wish list. This expansive deck is an 

asset to an award-winning mid-century postmodern 

project in Cotuit and provides a welcome connection 

to the great outdoors. 

Screen It In 

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Open It Up: Homeowners are often surprised to 

find that Longfellow Design Build can transform 

multiple first-floor rooms into an open-concept great 

room. By removing a load-bearing wall, the firm can 

create vast, wide-open spaces to accommodate 

families spending more time at home. 

Up on the Rooftop: The Cape Cod company is happy 

to offer homeowners a little perspective, as well 

as an amazing view, often of the water. For decks 

and roof decks, Longfellow Design Build schedules a 

drone session as part of the design process to scout 

out the ideal outlook. 

Over the Garage: A garage addition is an optimal 

place to grow your living space, and gain a little 

ground. These projects are best suited to offices, 

guest suites and family entertainment rooms—all 

places that benefit from a little distance from the 

main home. 

Screen It In: Screened-in porches and sunrooms 

are easy additions with a big impact, maintains 

Longfellow Design Build. A cheerful, three-season 

room with plenty of natural light and fresh air is just 

the antidote needed when you’re feeling stir-crazy. 

Visit longfellowdb.com to begin your home 

transformation. 


In the hands of Jan Gleysteen Architects, 

homes of the past live well today. 

New Chapters for 

Storied Homes 

Jan Gleysteen, principal of Jan Gleysteen Architects (JGA), describes himself and his colleagues as “avid students 

of the homes of the past.” Having studied under the architect Robert A. M. Stern at Columbia University, Gleysteen 

has a deep understanding of different architectural styles and how to design within those styles. And while the firm 

is best known for its distinctive and distinguished new constructions, the timeless elegance of their new homes is 

considerably informed by another area of expertise: the firm’s background in historic additions and renovations. 

There is an art to architectural replication which requires copious technical research and comprehension of the 

construction methodology of yesteryear. So it only makes sense that Gleysteen’s new partner Joanne Powell would also 

be well versed in historic renovations. Powell, who has been with JGA for nearly 12 years, shines within this area, and has 

an affinity for making older homes livable today. 

We explore three impressive transformations, all of which preserve, position and forward the design of the home for its 

next lifetime. 

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“I love finding ways to use old houses and really bring 

something out in them. These old homes have another life 

ahead of them now. That’s something I love doing.” 

—Joanne Powell 

It’s hard to imagine this striking home in Needham was 

once a modest 1938 center entrance Colonial. This 

elegant renovation undertaken by JGA provides the 

owners the conveniences of a modern lifestyle without 

losing sight of the home’s original character or the 

neighborhood context. 

Though JGA added 2,300 square feet to the home, 

the redesign goes largely undetected from the street 

view. The front façade retains the original massing with 

restored leaded glass at the entry and enhanced with 

proper historical detailing. The rear façade, however, 

was dramatically reimagined. The ground level now 

boasts a modernized kitchen and breakfast room 

alongside a stunning family room with soaring ceilings 

(pictured at left), while the second floor features an 

elegant master suite and private deck. 

Builder: Kells Construction, Inc.; Photography: Richard Mandelkorn 

The success of this project hinged on “balancing 

an informal lifestyle within the more formal historic 

framework without abandoning the old or hindering the 

new,” says Gleysteen. 


Builder: Kells Construction, Inc.; Photography: Warren Patterson 

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New Chapters for Storied Homes 

“When you walk in the front door of an older home, 

especially a home like this, you stop and say, ‘Wow!’ It’s 

just not the kind of thing you see anymore. There are 

details around every corner.” 

—Joanne Powell 

When Gleysteen and Powell learned that this historic 

Jacobean home in Winchester was designed by and 

for an architect, the details that imbue every inch of 

the lakeside home soon made perfect sense. For this 

project, JGA was tasked with providing gathering 

spaces for the young family beyond the formal, 

historically proportioned rooms of the old house. 

Rather than carving up the fabric of the historic home, 

the duo designed an addition encompassing a new 

kitchen, family room, breakfast room, mudroom, and 

basement rec room. The new wing has sweeping water 

views and is stitched in seamlessly to the main home 

and enveloped in the same intricate brickwork and 

masonry detail of the original structure. 

JGA also renovated portions of the existing home, like 

an attic-turned colorful home office (pictured), updated 

bathrooms, and converting the old kitchen into a cozy 

library. The firm had to think like preservationists, as 

well as revolutionaries, weighing when to keep what 

exists and when to make a change. Solutions went 

through many iterations; “But when we got it, we 

knew,” enthuses Powell. 


A third historic renovation by JGA gave them the 

opportunity to study the work of Benjamin Proctor, 

Jr., an architect of local renown. This 1930’s house is a 

rare example of the architect’s clapboard design, as 

Proctor typically used brick for his private residences. Its 

current owners were “captivated by its charm, scale, and 

warmth,” offers Powell. 

Builder: Kells Construction, Inc.; Photography: Richard Mandelkorn 

As the historic design was largely unaltered from its 

initial intent, JGA focused on maintaining the feel of the 

old home when embarking on an addition to replace 

the undersized garage while adding a new family room, 

and mudroom wing. The firm studied and faithfully 

replicated the historic details and massing, including 

recreating the existing two-car garage in a new location 

with an attached third bay capped with a low hipped 

roof. Almost every room in the home was touched, but 

all updates eschewed a modern “open” floor plan for 

the discrete room layout of the past with fixtures and 

hardware that speak to the home’s provenance. 

For more information, visit jangleysteeninc.com. 

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Due to its symmetry and circulation, the home lives large despite 

its square footage. To make up for the long views the property 

lacks, the landscape was brought clear up to the windows. 

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A 

finely detailed new home in Brookline is big on character 

and elegance—not compromise. 

Within the bucolic neighborhood of Brookline’s Pill Hill, 

a historic district so named for the doctors in residence 

who wanted an idyllic locale and proximity to Boston’s top 

hospitals, lies a surprise of a house designed by Meyer 

& Meyer Architecture and Interiors. The finely-detailed 

home, which sits atop a leafy slope, is a revelation for a few 

reasons. Firstly, at only 4,000 square feet, it represents a 

departure from the 15,000-square-foot estates, and 

castles, even, for which the elite architectural and interior 

design firm is known. Secondly, it was created for a young 

developer and his family, who saw value in embedding a 

new home within the enclave’s architectural fabric that 

looks every bit the part of its well-established neighbors. 

Homeowners have choices when designing a new home. 

“‘New’ doesn’t have to mean different,” underscores Cofounder 

and Principal Interior Designer Laura Meyer. “It 

can mean anything that is important to the client.” In this 

case, that means a medium-sized residence with plenty of 

character and specialty details that reinforce the integrity 

of the neighborhood. The beauty of this home is that it fits 

in, asserts Principal Architect and Co-Founder John Meyer. 

“It’s not taking as much as it’s giving back.” 

At Meyer & Meyer, “the creativity of the architecture isn’t 

found in the style of home, it’s what’s underneath,”John 

continues. For that, the firm draws on its wealth of design 

skills, culled from decades of conceiving palatial estates, to 

create a refined “home within reach.” Says John, “We can 

play with the dimensions and the proportions and stretch 

it across the lot in a way that makes it look just as elegant 

as any of the 12,000-square-foot homes in its midst.” As for 

the interiors? Artful tactics—positioning a striking dining 

room within eyeshot of the foyer, designing a ceremonious 

stair that ascends to the second floor, wrapping a corner of 

the kitchen with an expanse of windows—give the living 

spaces a feeling of grace and grandeur. 

Best of all, its owners won’t feel compelled to downsize 

once the kids have grown. “It’s designed for a lifetime,” 

says John, “and your kids, and kids’ kids. It’s part of the 

family.” Visit meyerandmeyerarchitects.com to learn more. 


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Living Room Transformation 

At Cutting Edge Systems, we’ve been on the forefront of state-of-the-art technology systems 

in the home for over 25 years. Architectural audio and visual solutions are our specialty. 

How do we do it? In this elegant living room, we installed a JBL Synthesis surround sound system that is 

typically reserved for home theater rooms. A motorized, 120-inch Stewart screen concealed within the 

ceiling lowers to meet a powerful, custom designed speaker that rises from a custom cabinet hidden 

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At Cutting Edge Systems, we’ve been on the forefront of state-of-the-art technology systems 

in the home for over 25 years. Architectural audio and visual solutions are our specialty. 

How do we do it? In this elegant living room, we installed a JBL Synthesis surround sound system that is 

typically reserved for home theater rooms. A motorized, 120-inch Stewart screen concealed within the 

ceiling lowers to meet a powerful, custom designed speaker that rises from a custom cabinet hidden 

behind the couch. A projector, encased along the molding, casts images onscreen, while Lutron shades 

descend automatically and the lighting dims. We can equip any room to transform at the touch of a button. 

Cutting Edge Systems • 364 Littleton Rd. • Westford, MA 01886 • (978) 392-1392 • www.cuttingedgehome.com

A WORD FROM 

THE LANDSCAPE 

ARCHITECT: 

This pool project represents the 

first time that Onyx Corporation 

collaborated with Gregory Lombardi 

Design. The project entailed fitting a 

pool house, swimming pool and spa 

into a beautiful backyard on the cusp 

of a picturesque Concord meadow. 

Much of what makes the site so 

spectacular also made it a challenge, 

explains Senior Associate and Project 

Manager Rebecca Verner, and the 

landscape architects “had to be 

creative about how to fit in that pool 

terrace and pool house given the 

conservation setbacks.” Their vision 

was to elevate the pool terrace to 

allow it to serve as its own enclosure 

and provide an outlook that captures 

“the romance of a mown lawn as it 

transitions to the meadow beyond,” 

adds Principal Gregory Lombardi, a 

vista he describes as a “visual palate 

cleanser” that seems to slow time. 

The design aesthetic walks the line 

between New England restraint 

and modernity. Fieldstone walls and 

bluestone salvaged from the existing 

terrace were deftly interwoven with 

Morning Mist Granite in a seamless 

mix of old and new. The homeowner 

shared Verner’s passion for materials, 

and she was fascinated by the process 

of selecting stone and finishes. Her 

enthusiasm only paid off, as “the 

granites used around the pool area 

elevated the design,” offers Verner. 

Over the course of this project, Onyx 

Corporation and Gregory Lombardi 

Design formed “a great functional 

relationship,” says Verner, and Onyx 

is now one of her “go-to” firms. 

Onyx did a brilliant job of realizing 

the conception, Verner enthuses. “It 

takes high quality contractors to see 

our design work to the end.” To learn 

more, visit lombardidesign.com. 

Additional credits: Pool by Environmental 

Pools; architecture: DSK Dewing Schmid 

Kearns Architects + Planners; stone: 

Freshwater Stone; additional planting by 

Parterre Garden Services; photography 

by Warren Patterson 

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CREATING 

YOUR 

BACKYARD 

OASIS 

This summer, residents everywhere were scrambling to 

make a splash in their own backyards and reaching out 

to Onyx Corporation to see just how fast the landscape 

professionals could make that happen. When installing a 

pool, there are many moving parts—it’s 

not just about finding a spot and filling 

’er up. In actuality, the time to begin your 

landscape transformation is now; Onyx 

Corporation rolls out how the process 

should go. 

Homeowners should begin by discussing 

pool ideas with Onyx, leveraging the 

landscape contractor’s deep knowledge 

of the field and their industry contacts. 

Onyx works with a select group of 

landscape architects and can offer 

guidance on finding the right fit for 

your vision. Landscape Division Manager Julie Bergeron 

and Landscape Assistant Manager Megan Moreland 

explain: “The pool is the driving goal, but the landscape 

surrounding it anchors the pool and transforms your yard 

into the ideal getaway space. It is essential that the two be 

cohesive and studied as a whole.” 

Once a schematic design is complete, Onyx works with 

homeowners to meet with pool contractors, compare 

options and review details. Onyx then collaborates with 

Onyx Corporation 

reveals the ideal 

way to put in a 

pool—and all that 

goes with it. 

you, the landscape architect and pool contractor to value 

engineer the design and provide final pricing that aligns with 

your budget. The team will then spearhead the engineering 

and permitting process in order to secure the pool permit. 

Permit in hand, the pool contractor can 

mobilize and excavation can begin. Onyx 

will guide you step-by-step through 

the landscape and pool construction 

process—ranging from gunite and 

plumbing to patios, lawn and lighting, 

and then to the fun, final step, filling 

the pool! During this process, Onyx’s 

full-service team will be onsite, building 

the landscape that envelops your pool, 

including fire features, outdoor kitchens, 

walkways, retaining walls and plantings. 

Bringing these elements to fruition can 

occur simultaneously, and having the right team in place is 

essential for coordination and efficiency. 

Now that you are ready to enjoy your new pool and 

landscape, the last consideration is upkeep. With your 

team in place, Onyx will oversee the transition from 

construction to maintenance. Your landscape and 

pool will be carefully maintained, ensuring the success 

and longevity of your own personal paradise. Visit 

onyxcorporation.net to get started. 


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When choosing an 

outdoor TV, it’s important 

to consider location. If 

you want to watch TV 

by day, opt for a full-sun, 

55-inch TV, says Brian. If 

your TV will be housed 

within a porch with an 

overhang, choose partial 

shade. Outdoor TVs aren’t 

inexpensive, but you have 

to keep in mind they are 

designed to withstand 

the rain, snow and cold, 

as well as the heat. Elite 

Media Solutions considers 

Séura (pictured right and 

bottom) to be “the best of 

the best.” 

Coastal Source (pictured above) 

is Elite Media Solutions’ go-to for 

landscape lighting and audio, due 

to its functionality and aesthetics. 

For lighting, Elite works with the 

landscape architectural plans and 

manufacturers to provide lighting 

suggestions—from uplighting trees 

to create a 3D effect, to wayfinding, 

to “lip lighting” pools and spas to 

beautify cascades of water. 

Typically, Elite Media Solutions 

positions audio around the perimeter 

of a patio area, targeting the rich, 

even sound toward the listeners, not 

the neighbors. Bollard speakers, also 

pictured above (one is wrapped in 

birch), are ideal for smaller areas; the 

subwoofers are buried underground 

while the top portion blends in with 

the plantings. 

Above, far right: Screen Innovations’ 

motorized shades seal off outdoor 

living, and offer full protection or 

shade. Some residents are screening 

fire pit areas to use them more often. 

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YOUR LANDSCAPE... 

WIRED 

smart 

Now more than ever, homeowners are regarding the 

backyard as an extension of their house. Add COVID into 

the mix, and the outdoors has become the safest place 

to socialize, and a welcome escape from the four walls of 

home, with plenty of fresh air and opportunities for fun. 

Given the current climate, residents are “building a 

vacation at home,” maintains Olivia Gibson, Manager of 

Marketing & Client Relations for Elite Media Solutions. 

This means adding outdoor TVs and home theaters for 

alfresco movie nights, incorporating targeted outdoor 

audio and illuminating pools and spas, pathways, granite 

steps, trees and gardens with landscape lighting. With 

these elements, “you’re transported someplace else,” says 

Olivia. Suddenly, you’re not in New England anymore. 

Bringing AV and tech capabilities outside means first 

addressing your network, or what Owner and President 

Brian Gibson calls the “digital foundation of the house.” 

Elite Media Solutions can configure access points that 

cover up to an acre of land, so you can expand your WiFi 

Advancements in outdoor living entertainment 

allow homeowners to take Elite Media Solutions’ 

home and AV systems outside. 

coverage and never be far from Netflix. “If you get your 

network right first, everything else will be fabulous,” says 

Brian, “because everything has a direct pipeline to it.” 

Many are embracing outdoor theater, with full cinema 

sound, and Elite Media Solutions has seen a massive 

demand for outdoor TVs. The prescient company was 

prepared for the spike, as they stock the Séura and 

SunBrite TVs they recommend—while most firms do 

not. When designing your viewing space, add motorized 

screens to keep the mosquitoes at bay and provide a bit 

of shade. They, too, are one of the season’s hottest trends 

and allow homeowners to stay outdoors come nightfall. 

Integrating audio into the landscape also “creates quite 

a dynamic” within your outdoor living spaces, says Brian. 

Elite embeds subwoofers underground and conceals 

small brass fixture speakers among the foliage. The 

immersive technology can enliven the atmosphere or help 

homeowners relax—and who among us couldn’t use that? 

Visit elitemediasolutions.com to outfit your outdoors. 


Meet Larissa Cook, 

Executive Vice President 

of FBN Construction 

THE 

ProFile 

Executive Vice President Larissa Cook is celebrating 

15 years at FBN Construction, one of Boston’s 

premier residential construction and remodeling 

firms. Cook began her tenure at FBN as an assistant 

to the former owner John DeShazo, with no 

construction experience under her belt, and worked 

her way up with posts as an Estimator, General 

Manager and, occasionally, Bookkeeper, before 

serving in her current role under mentor President 

Bob Ernst. Her success is the result of hard work, 

determination and consistency. The self-motivated 

Cook would often work until morning to train herself 

and win the respect of her peers. Her ascent within 

the award-winning company mirrors that of the 

business itself; under her guidance and leadership, 

FBN has doubled in size in 10 years. 

While her career path was unexpected—she went 

to school for criminal justice—Cook can’t envision 

herself anywhere else. From day one, she took to 

the culture at FBN and its team. Ernst, she says, 

with his kindness and sky-is-the-limit approach, has 

been instrumental to her professional and personal 

growth. And, while Cook’s day-to-day tasks vary 

from contracts to financial analysis to marketing, she 

finds supporting the staff, coaching and company 

interaction to be most rewarding. 

Photography: Roger Pelissier 

Outside of the office, Cook supports nonprofits like 

the Ellie Fund, the Women’s Institute for Housing and 

Economic Development and Rebuilding Together 

Boston, as well as animal rescue initiatives. Riding 

is her escape. Cook’s grandfather, a milkman who 

worked 12-hour days, six days a week, passed on a 

tireless work ethic and a love for horseback riding. 

The two bonded when he took her to riding lessons 

as a child, where she learned practices and principles 

that inform who she is today: discipline, certainly, as 

well as persistence. “I’ve learned that through hard 

work and practice you can reach your goal, but it’s 

not necessarily going to happen overnight.” It also 

brought nerve to her signature verve. “Riding helps 

me push myself,” she says. “Even if I think I can’t do 

something, just to go for it!” 

To learn more about FBN Construction, visit 

fbnconstruction.com. 

Cook with Fenway, a Hanoverian horse she rides at Grand 

Champion Show Stables in Norfolk, Mass. 

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