Kevin Mason, Architect

Kevin Mason, Architect KEVIN MASON, ARCHITECT: Residential Specialist Together, we work toward your unique vision of I offer Design Counseling services.

KEVIN MASON, ARCHITECT: I am a Residential Specialist in additions, alterations and new house construction. I craft singular house designs for a variety of situations and budgets, developed with proficient technical skills and delivered with attentive service. Homeowners, prevail on me to listen to your ideas and guide you through your many decisions, working with you…toward your unique vision of home.

|| WINNING COMBINATION || Mystery history: where does old stop and new begin? Historicists work well so that no one can...
03/11/2020

|| WINNING COMBINATION || Mystery history: where does old stop and new begin? Historicists work well so that no one can tell.

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future || WINNING COMBINATION || Mystery history: where ...
03/11/2020

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future

|| WINNING COMBINATION || Mystery history: where does old stop and new begin? Historicists work well so that no one can tell.

For more on this project and others like it, please visit my Website: kevinmasonarchitect.com or my profile on houzz.com.
















I BELIEVE MOST OF OUR HOUSES COULD BE BETTER.That’s because I see room for improvement in every house, from the pretty n...
03/06/2020

I BELIEVE MOST OF OUR HOUSES COULD BE BETTER.

That’s because I see room for improvement in every house, from the pretty near-perfect to the downright rundown. For nearly three decades, I’ve built my practice on helping homeowners realize the full potential of the houses among which I grew up.

My approach is consistent: to provide one-of-a-kind designs for every project. In the spirit of collaboration, I work closely with you through the phases of your project, intently listening and carefully guiding you through your numerous decisions.

TOGETHER, WE WORK TOWARD YOUR UNIQUE VISION OF HOME.

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future || THINKING INSIDE THE BOX || Details, details: o...
03/04/2020

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future

|| THINKING INSIDE THE BOX || Details, details: open floor plans need not forego architectural elements. ▪ Here, posts and beam differentiate living and dining rooms while encouraging free flow between rooms. ▪ For a coordinated ensemble, paneling is repeated from elsewhere in the house to provide a smart backdrop for the fireplace’s spiffy mantel.

For more on this project and others like it, please visit my Website: kevinmasonarchitect.com or my profile on houzz.com.
















A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future || SITE UNSEEN || My clients bid au revoir to the...
02/26/2020

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future

|| SITE UNSEEN || My clients bid au revoir to the French décor of the previous owner in favor of a streamlined backdrop for their furniture and artwork.▪ Instead of replacing disparate millwork elements, they were unified with a simple coat of paint the color of sea glass as a time- and cost-saving measure.

For more on this project and others like it, please visit my Website: kevinmasonarchitect.com or my profile on houzz.com.
















A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future || SMALL PACKAGES || Go for the bold: add-a-level...
02/19/2020

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future

|| SMALL PACKAGES || Go for the bold: add-a-levels on houses need not unceremoniously plop plain rectangular boxes atop first stories. ▪ Given two choices, my client chose the livelier approach, with a highly detailed shed dormer bumped out with bay windows connected by live edge siding like the garage’s gable. ▪ Shades of slate green with pops of red waved a vigorous goodbye to an all-white color scheme.

For more on this project and others like it, please visit my Website: kevinmasonarchitect.com or my profile on houzz.com.
















02/12/2020

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future

|| INTO THE LIGHT || For timeless appeal, match kitchen elements to details found throughout your old house.▪New crisp white paneled cabinets with arched glass fronts that reflect French doors in the adjoining entry hall are better dressed than old ratty dark pine cabinets. ▪True to form, a new lyrical lincrusta frieze crowns the walls to echo delicate original plasterwork while replacing old sour-note fake foam beams.

For more on this project and others like it, please visit my Website: kevinmasonarchitect.com or my profile on houzz.com.
















|| UGLY DUCKLING || A distinctive sawtooth roofline came about by inserting a gable-fronted family room between a cape ...
02/05/2020

|| UGLY DUCKLING || A distinctive sawtooth roofline came about by inserting a gable-fronted family room between a cape cod style house and its garage– my riff on the common breezeway.

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future || UGLY DUCKLING || A distinctive sawtooth roofl...
02/05/2020

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future

|| UGLY DUCKLING || A distinctive sawtooth roofline came about by inserting a gable-fronted family room between a cape cod style house and its garage– my riff on the common breezeway.

For more on this project and others like it, please visit my Website: kevinmasonarchitect.com or my profile on houzz.com.
















|| SITE UNSEEN || Order in a new kitchen starts with careful coordination of cabinet widths and heights, making sure tha...
01/29/2020

|| SITE UNSEEN || Order in a new kitchen starts with careful coordination of cabinet widths and heights, making sure that horizontal and vertical lines carry through for a neat look– unlike in the old haphazard arrangement.

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future || SITE UNSEEN || Order in a new kitchen starts w...
01/29/2020

A Look To The Past | A View Of The Present | An Eye Toward The Future

|| SITE UNSEEN || Order in a new kitchen starts with careful coordination of cabinet widths and heights, making sure that horizontal and vertical lines carry through for a neat look– unlike in the old haphazard arrangement.

For more on this project and others like it, please visit my Website: kevinmasonarchitect.com or my profile on houzz.com.
















|| INTO THE LIGHT || For timeless appeal, match kitchen elements to details found throughout your old house.◾ New crisp ...
01/25/2020

|| INTO THE LIGHT || For timeless appeal, match kitchen elements to details found throughout your old house.◾ New crisp white paneled cabinets with arched glass fronts that reflect French doors in the adjoining entry hall are better dressed than old ratty dark pine cabinets. ◾True to form, a new lyrical lincrusta frieze crowns the walls to echo delicate original plasterwork while replacing old sour-note fake foam beams.

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Scotch Plains, NJ
07076

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