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New Hampshire Home

“When Sue and Mike Daigle talked with Frances Hodges about working on their new condo in Portsmouth, they were ready for a big change. They’d lived in a rural area long enough, and their move to Portsmouth would be the beginning of a more urban and streamlined life. As they explained to Hodges, they wanted their new home to reflect that change.”

New Hampshire Home

“To finish this home, we worked with two outstanding individuals,” Susan says. “Interior designer Frances Hodges, and builder and cabinet maker Eric Bessemer. I think Frances understood me from the moment we met.”

New Hampshire Home

“Prince and Bergh’s preference for simple, contemporary details combined with traditional style is evident inside their home. Their furniture is organic and minimalist, with an emphasis on comfort, and accented by their extensive art and textile collection.”

Maine Home Design

“The first floor of the home features an open floor plan, which flows from the entryway (an area that also includes storage closets and stairs to the second and third floors), back toward the kitchen and dining room (which sit side by side in the middle of the house), to the spacious living room, which features cathedral ceilings and a wall of windows that looks out toward the water. A second-floor interior balcony sits above the kitchen and dining room.”