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The front view of an enclosed patio, surrounded by woods, stone pathways, and seasonal landscaping in Maine. Large screened openings allow fresh air to flow in while maintaining a cozy and protected space for relaxation.

Rams Head

Project Details

DESIGN TEAM

David Duncan Morris

Amit Oza

BUILD TEAM

Woodhull

MILLWORK TEAM

Woodhull

LOCATION

York, Maine

PHOTOGRAPHY

Trent Bell

Services

A private retreat

Seeking a home that resonated with their vision, a local couple approached Woodhull to build the dream on a unique property in York, Maine. Characterized by its privacy and challenging terrain, the river property became the driving force behind the design.

Tucked away

The dramatic reveal of the site, unfolding as one descends towards the river, inspired a clean, multi-level design that integrates with the landscape. The upper-level entry provides a sense of arrival, while the journey downward gradually unveils the expansive scale of the home. Allowing the house to sit along a terrace in the landscape allows the house to maintain a low profile from the entry side; respecting the landscape rather than trying to dominate it.

Sunlit ease

Designed with the clients’ future needs in mind, the main level features single-story living, while the lower level accommodates additional family spaces and guest rooms, ensuring privacy for all. A full-length light monitor bathes the interior with warm, diffused natural light.

An original

The clients were looking for a progressive, modern design, a testament to their vision, and a celebration of contemporary living in a natural setting.

A contemporary home’s facade from an angled perspective, highlighting wood siding, lush landscaping, and a gray stone driveway. The home’s large windows and clean lines reflect its modern yet nature-inspired architectural style.
A contemporary bathroom featuring a dark wood vanity with a black stone countertop, chrome fixtures, and vertically laid dark blue tiles. The mirror has a brass-trimmed frame that adds a touch of warmth to the modern design.
The entrance of a modern Maine home showcasing natural horizontal siding, a gray stone driveway, and tall trees in the background. The exterior blends seamlessly with the wooded surroundings, creating a private and welcoming retreat.
A rear view of a secluded modern home in Maine, featuring a wraparound balcony and surrounded by lush woodland. The home is designed to blend into its environment while offering expansive views of the natural landscape.
A close-up of an interior staircase featuring sleek light wood steps framed by dark wood-paneled walls. The contrast between materials enhances the modern aesthetic while maintaining a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The front view of an enclosed patio, surrounded by woods, stone pathways, and seasonal landscaping in Maine. Large screened openings allow fresh air to flow in while maintaining a cozy and protected space for relaxation.
A side profile of a contemporary residence nestled in a wooded setting, showcasing natural wood siding and modern design. The vertical lines of the architecture complement the towering trees surrounding the property.
A view from the kitchen into the living room, featuring a denim blue sofa, a natural wood dining table, and a black fireplace. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring in natural light and frame the lush outdoor scenery.
The enclosed patio features warm wood paneling, a sleek dark fireplace, and minimalist modern seating. The design emphasizes a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living, making it an ideal gathering space.
A perspective from a wood-paneled balcony, looking through a large square window into the kitchen and living room. The open-concept design allows for uninterrupted sightlines, enhancing the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
An open living area featuring a denim blue sofa, yellow accent pillows, and expansive windows with views of the surrounding forest. The mix of modern and natural materials creates a balanced and inviting space.
A modern kitchen with a wood-accented island, light blue cabinetry, a stainless steel dishwasher, and a view of the forest through sliding glass doors. The combination of natural wood tones and soft blue hues adds warmth to the contemporary design.

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