CM Ragusa Builders

08/30/2026

The entryway of this gambrel home makes a lasting impression, with a classic portico that frames the front door and adds depth, balance, and architectural presence. A timeless detail that welcomes you into a home designed with intention.


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08/30/2026

The classic Cape has an unmistakable place in the New England landscape. With its simple roofline, balanced proportions, and quiet presence, it feels perfectly suited to the seacoast. Cape on the Coast embraces that familiar silhouette while making it feel distinctly its own.


Architect I Cummings Architecture + Interiors
Photography I Rob Karosis Photography

08/29/2026

There is something especially inviting about the front porch at Tidewatch Cottage. A softly curved barrel ceiling adds architectural character while beautifully framing the harbor beyond, creating a welcoming transition between home and landscape.


Architect I OLSON LEWIS + Architects
Photography I Rob Karosis Photography

08/29/2026

One of our favorite spaces in this home, the kitchen was designed to feel inviting throughout the year. Natural light was a key consideration, with minimal upper cabinetry allowing the windows to become a central design feature. The result is a bright, welcoming space that balances function, simplicity, and proportion.


Featured Project I Haven by the Links
Architect I Maugel DeStefano Architects
Photography I Mark Paskowski

08/28/2026

A beautiful moment when all the design details begin to come together. This 1800s farmhouse has been thoughtfully restored, blending its historic character with the warmth and functionality of modern living. We’re nearly ready to hand this special home back to our clients—a place perfectly suited to their lifestyle and their new life on the New Hampshire Seacoast.

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Architect | DeStefano Architects
Interior Design | Cicely Beston Interior Designs

08/28/2026

When classic New England architecture meets intentional design, the result is a space that feels both timeless and effortless. For this sunlit enclosed porch, every architectural decision was thoughtfully made to bridge the gap between indoor comfort and outdoor living.

From the subtle nod of the soft blue beadboard vaulted ceiling—a classic coastal touch that instantly lifts the eye—to the substantial fieldstone fireplace that anchors the room with grounded texture, it’s all in the details. Double French doors draw in natural light while opening right out to the patio and pool, making it an ideal year-round retreat for crisp autumn afternoons or warm summer evenings.


Featured Project I Harborview
Architect I Maugel DeStefano Architects
Photography I John W. Hession

08/27/2026

There is a certain luxury in beginning and ending the day just steps from your own private retreat.

On the North Shore, this secluded slate patio sits just beyond the first-floor main suite, reached by granite steps and softened by layers of greenery. Thoughtfully connected to the home and its natural surroundings, it offers a quieter way to experience summer.


Featured Project I Tidewatch Cottage
Architect I OLSON LEWIS + Architects
Photography I Rob Karosis Photography

08/27/2026

08/26/2026

Ending this sumemr day lakeside. One of the things we love about Woodland Cove is the way the outdoor spaces are woven into the architecture. The upper deck flows directly from the porch, creating a continuous connection between the home and the lake. Each level offers a distinct vantage point while making the most of every foot of lakefront.

A place made for summer.


Architect I TMS Architects & Interiors
Photography I Rob Karosis Photography

08/26/2026

A truly great home doesn't just capture a view; it elevates how you live in it. The expansive height of the ceilings gives the home room to breathe, while meticulous architectural millwork anchors the space in quiet sophistication.


Featured Project I Tranquil Retreat
Architect I TMS Architects & Interiors
Photography I Rob Karosis Photography