The Covered Porch Addition

A New Entry Transforms this Home’s Curb Appeal

Introducing a covered porch to this front facade was an opportunity to simplify the competing geometries of the large dormer, chimney and inset entry door.

The Starting Point: A Cape Style Home in Melrose, MA.

Existing Front Facade Prior to Porch Addition

With an offset gable roof and an extended seating area, we established a new hierarchy that brought balance and added curb appeal to this neighborhood home.

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The Finished Product

Exterior view of a custom covered porch addition in Melrose, MA, illustrating how the new structure creates clear architectural hierarchy and connects the home's existing geometric forms.
A cozy seating area on the new Melrose porch addition, featuring a material palette of concrete and granite pavers with brick accents. The space is defined by a warm, stained wood ceiling and integrated recessed lighting for a refined outdoor living
Looking out from the new Melrose covered porch addition, the design captures vibrant New England fall foliage. The arched stained wood ceiling and textured paver floor create a warm, inviting atmosphere for seasonal outdoor living.
Exterior profile of the Melrose porch addition, showcasing the clean lines of the white columns and the substantial concrete and granite paver floor. This perspective highlights the successful integration of the new structure with the home's original

A Year Later This Home Got Even More Love

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