Portfolio | Susan Masterman Archtitects

This quintessential mid-century ranch is a study in the dreamy so cal indoor/outdoor lifestyle. The 1968 home located under the canopies of mature oaks in an estate neighborhood was designed and built by architect Petrie Wilson for her young family. We respectfully yet firmly renovated and expanded by relocating the kitchen to open to the great room, replacing all the doors and windows, opening up a new bedroom hallway, expanding a garage wing, and adding a 2-story bedroom suite. The end result is casually drop-dead gorgeous. Interior Design: Rozalynn Woods Interior Design | Photos: Peter Valli

We had so much fun working with our savvy clients on the renovation of their summer family retreat. The main living spaces are upstairs, allowing us to maximize the ever-changing New England light, especially in the new kitchen and living spaces. Velvety honed marble countertops, antique unlacquered brass accents, and a paint palette inspired by the sea make these spaces truly special. Builder: Will Gorman, WillCo. LLC. | Interior Design: Terese Atzen | Photos: Leigh McCarthy, StudioMc

This Spanish revival classic is the epitome of the Southern California indoor outdoor lifestyle. Gracious and sculptural plaster walled hallways connect the newly expanded kitchen-wing to the existing house and central courtyard. The clients now have a home that reflects their personalities- warm, sophisticated, and fun. Builder: Lundgren Construction

This charming home got a whole new lease on life after we basically tore off the whole back of the house. We pay a lot of attention to scale, proportion, ceiling treatments, moldings, details, and materials, so major renovations like this one have a seamless connection with the original 1920’s house. Welcoming, sophisticated, and fresh, this home balances the contemporary notions of open spaces with the traditions of time-honored architectural details and materials. Builder: Courtney Construction | Photographer: Erika Beirman | Interiors: Courtney Toland Design

Nigrarum ovium ad domum Dei [House of the Black Sheep] A 1922 Mediterranean revival by Reginald Johnson has been lovingly restored and respectfully remodeled. The home’s furnishings and finishes are rich and comfortable, with moments of whimsy, inviting the homeowners and their guests to relax inside and out. Interior Design: Collaboration with Terese Atzen

This beautiful 1890 shingle farmhouse seems transplanted directly from The Hamptons. Work included a new eat in kitchen, a gentle butler’s pantry renovation and bathroom renovations. Antiques combined with rich fabrics and a modern eye gives this home depth and character. Interior Design: Terese Atzen

Nothing more humbling than working on a major renovation of a respected architect’s project. A new rear addition and extensive remodel included everything but the kitchen sink. A gracious loggia connects the and loggia with arched steel doors connect the new to the existing. Upstairs master suite. Arched port cohere separates the guest suite above the garage. Pool house arched steel doors reflect back across the pool. Interior Design: Tommy Chambers, Inc. Builder: Thomas Lake Builders

Known as the Garner House, designed by Wallace Neff in 1938 exudes the comfort and sophistication of the northern French countryside. Renovations of the mudroom, guest bath, kitchen, breakfast area, and family room are fully integrated in scale, materials, and details such as the parquet floors, olive knuckle hinges, and painted beams. Beauty is in the details, and, as Grampa once said, “ A Neff is a Neff!”