Newtown Square

Set against the rolling landscape of Newtown Square, this matched pair of board-and-batten outbuildings, a multi-bay carriage house, and a working stable, was built to read as a cohesive estate rather than a collection of add-ons. The warm taupe siding, red metal roofing, and hand-painted barn doors repeat across both structures with quiet intention, grounding the property in Pennsylvania's agricultural vernacular while meeting the standards of a contemporary Main Line estate. This is the kind of work that looks like it's always been there, because it was built that way on purpose.