Exterior
Facades, porches, entries, front walks, gardens and terraces.
Halloween
4 plates
Midnight Manor
A Second Empire house played as a single, slow reveal: one figure, one beam, and every window held low.
The Apothecary Porch
Black shingle, slate and ivory gourds, a wreath of bare branches: Halloween in a dispensary palette.
Hollow Lane Processional
Lanterns on a brick walk, low fog, and a lit door at the end: the oldest staging trick there is.
Black Velvet Entry
A Georgian door in black and white only: velvet bows, a cascade of pumpkins, iron urns.
Autumn & Thanksgiving
1 plates
Christmas
7 plates
The Evergreen Colonial
A wreath and a candle in every window of a Federal colonial, and nothing else that competes.
The Georgian Garland
A brick Georgian portico wrapped in lit garland, with matching wreaths and a pair of winter urns.
Window Candle Vigil
Seven candles, three wreaths and a green door: the New England saltbox at its quietest.
The Nordic Porch
Oak door, eucalyptus wreath, two potted spruces, a sled and a cluster of white lanterns, in Scandinavian restraint.
The Modern Farmhouse Porch
White board-and-batten, black trim, lit spruces and an icicle line: farmhouse Christmas, edited.
Front Walk Processional
Lit spruces in black planters and two wire reindeer lead the eye up a bluestone walk to a garlanded door.
Snowlight Garden
Lit birches, two white deer and spiral trees by the walk: a garden staged as a winter scene.
