
Traditional refinement
Restraint, symmetry, and deepened trim — making a classic elevation more itself.
Different eras and different materials, brought together with a clear point of view.

Restraint, symmetry, and deepened trim — making a classic elevation more itself.

Dark window frames against light masonry or siding — the crisp line that modernizes without remodeling.

Wood-tone accents, cream fields, and bronze hardware — warmth without rusticity.

A comparative study — two dark-frame directions and the honest tradeoffs between them.

Profile as proportion — where each siding rhythm wins, and why mixing them works.

Roof, siding, trim, door, and gutter as one decision instead of five.

Keeping a prewar street face — replacement that respects sightlines, proportion, and pattern.
Tell Westmere what you would like to change. We will look at the house with you, explain the practical next step, and put the plan in writing.