Lake Gage House

This summer home in Indiana is currently being finished. It consists of a main house (12,000 square feet) with two exterior carriage houses, each with an apartment above. Veritas is also building a boat house to complete the vacation estate.

Main house, front view.

Main house, side view. The entire project features over 10,000 square feet of deck.

Main carriage house, with apartment above.

The second carriage house, also with an apartment above.

The slab driveway leading to the second carriage house. We used imported rock from New Mexico.

The boat house overlooking the lake. (Railing still to come)

• 3 Year build
• June 2015 Finish Date

Close Project

Seabrook Summer Home

In a Washington coastal town, we built a architecturally classic residence as a summer home. This home featured an extraordinary amount of hand-made mouldings and trim, both interior and exterior.

The home is built on a corner lot. This is the view from the front corner.

Paladian arches on the loggia.

Back entry and staircase, leading up to carriage house apartment.

In the Loggia, steps of sandstone imported from British Columbia. "Progress" for those who have forgotten their Latin.

Back staircase view, looking up at the cupola.

Front entry.

Back entry stoop.

Main entry interior.

Stairwell view from upstairs.

Kitchen on main floor.

Living room view from kitchen.

Mantel in the living room.

Master bedroom.

Master bathroom connected with the master bedroom.

Spare bedroom.

Hallway on upper floor.

Library on upper floor.

• 2 Year build
• Finished in 2008

Close Project

Seabrook Vacation Home

A 3-story, nautically themed home on the coast, designed for family fun.

Exterior of home from corner street view, with carriage house and apartment above pictured.

Front entry interior.

Main living room.

Kitchen view.

Main master bedroom.

Second master bedroom.

3rd floor bedroom/playroom for the kids. Featuring twin-sized, built-in trundle beds.

Apartment bedroom above the carriage house.

• 1 year build
• Finished in 2008

Close Project