Located on Philadelphia’s Main Line, Peter Zimmerman Architects’ design philosophy is deeply rooted in the historic traditions of architecture: classical proportion and scale, the balance of shadow and light, and the importance of the sustainable relationship between materials. I discovered them via Pinterest and quickly became lost in the beauty of their online portfolio, and I am excited to share a few highlights today…
Fairfield, CT
Fairfield, CT
Fairfield, CT
Fairfield, CT
Villanova, PA
Villanova, PA
Villanova, PA
Villanova, PA
Villanova, PA
Villanova, PA
Haverford, PA – Interiors by Mary Hastings
Haverford, PA – Interiors by Mary Hastings
Haverford, PA – Interiors by Mary Hastings
Haverford, PA – Interiors by Barbara Eberlein
Haverford, PA – Interiors by Barbara Eberlein
Haverford, PA – Interiors by Barbara Eberlein
Haverford, PA – Interiors by Barbara Eberlein
Haverford, PA – Interiors by Barbara Eberlein
Haverford, PA – Interiors by Barbara Eberlein
Haverford, PA – Interiors by Barbara Eberlein
Founded in 1982 as a full service residential design firm, Peter Zimmerman Architects’ extensive portfolio is composed of award winning private residences, barns, guest houses, pool houses, conservation easements, comprehensive property designs, private wineries, and equestrian centers across the country. Please click here to see more.
Photography by Tom Crane Photograph, published with permission from Peter Zimmerman Architects.
A New Kentucky Home by William T. Baker
A Picturesque New York Farmhouse by Gil Schafer
New York’s Most Exceptional Apartment Buildings
Mottahedeh’s Classic Tobacco Leaf
Cynthia Lambert says
January 11, 2017 at 2:39 pmThey get that most important ingredient right – proportion. So many architects these days don't understand proportion. Everything is just perfect, and the interior designers got it right also. It's reassuring to know that there are still those out there who understand classic design.
Dean Farris says
January 11, 2017 at 3:16 pmClassic, timeless elegance!
Regine Karpel says
January 11, 2017 at 6:51 pmGreat