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Transform Your Surroundings

Beth Harrington-Howes has been redesigning homes since 2006.  She has built her business designing renovations and new construction of single family residences, with an eye toward helping her customers get the most for their money and get the most use out of their limited space.  By problem-solving, her designs use the home as it exists and, with the fewest changes possible, she transforms it to suit her client's needs.  While focusing first on the function of the floor plan, she then turns her attention to improving or updating the facade and curb appeal of the house.  The final product is designed to work well and look great, too!  While most of Beth's work has been done in Fairfield County, particularly in Darien, she has done projects from Maine to Virginia. She has also done commercial architectural design, with the support of a structural engineer.  She has redesigned the office space for a nursery school and the main rooms of a non-profit immigrant educational/employment center.  She also specializes in handicapped accessibility or universal design.  Beth grew up in Darien, Connecticut, and attended Darien public schools.  She graduated from the University of Connecticut in the 1970s, with a liberal arts degree.  She went to Norwalk Community College for her architectural training in the 2000s.  She and her husband, Obie, raised three children in Darien and have recently relocated to Portland, Maine.  Beth continues to serve her many Connecticut-based clients from her new home in Maine and is welcoming new clients, in both locations.

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"Beth took a dark, ‘sow’s ear’ in Rowayton for us two years ago and turned it into a bright ‘silk
purse’. She has an amazing eye and imagination, seeing things we never would have seen;

that moving an unneeded bathtub would allow a window to be shifted, which, in turn, would

allow a larger shower and pocket door, which permitted a small private toilet room …. and
turned a ‘50s horror into the ideal bathroom.

In the rest of the house, which was dark and had little closet space Beth saw that a couple
of walls, which to most people would be an immovable impediment, were actually easy to
move, changing the flow and character of part of the house and allowing a good-size
dressing room as well as an upstairs laundry room in what had, before, been useless
space.

And, who else would remove glass French doors, replace them with normal doors and rearranged
windows and be able to turn dark  rooms into bright ones ….. totally counter-intuitive…… and
brilliantly successful."

Robin & Dick Woods of Rowayton, CT

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