Ferguson shamamian

The extensive layering of materials, including a vast array of custom architectural and decorative finishes, required rigorous collaboration among all disciplines.

I love a beautiful hallway and foyer. So many times these areas are either neglected or ignored. Not true of the hallways and foyers below...

In a new volume, the architects share the spotlight with some of their talented collaborators—including Bunny Williams and Michael S. Smith

Inside, heavy timber posts and beams — many of which were notched for floor joists to give the illusion that a second floor had once been removed — echo the rustic aesthetic of the stone and clapboard exterior and further the historic farmstead narrative. Near the entrance to the property, the guesthouse resembles a converted […]

A beautiful new monograph highlights close to 30 residences of the classical architectural firm Ferguson Shamamian in a collectible oversized volume.

Set back from the sand dunes and flanked by magnolia trees, the farmhouse on eastern Long Island seems like it’s been there since the 1700s. The weathered gray clapboards and shingles adorning a modified saltbox, the converted barn near the street, the old agrarian acreage recast in rustic elegance—every element is a chapter in the property’s […]

More Than a Beachhouse, a New Home on Martha's Vineyard Embodies Tradition

One of the most impactful changes was the addition of a skylight above the main stair to bring light to the center of the house. This was achieved by transforming a former sleeping porch into a rooftop solarium with a glass floor, allowing light to fill the staircase.

The pool and pool house are sited at the bottom of a steep slope at the rear of the long narrow site and connected to the main house by an underground corridor which also provides space for the wine room, a family room and gym.

Living Room in Spanish Redefined in Santa Monica by Ferguson & Shamamian Architects on 1stDibs