Start Your ProjectA well-designed Vermont home starts with a clear understanding of the land, the seasons, and the way the home will be used. We bring site planning, architecture, interior design, exterior living, and practical details together before construction begins.
Start Your Project
You begin with Patrick’s vision and building experience. Collin develops the design with you, while estimating brings cost and buildability into the conversation early. The ideas keep evolving together.
See what could be.
Your first conversations explore the land, the way you want to live and the feeling you want the home to have. Patrick brings sketches, design instincts and practical building knowledge to that early vision.
Land · Possibilities · Priorities
Give the ideas shape.
Collin translates the direction into layouts, drawings and design studies, using 3D views where they help you understand a choice. He works through your feedback, refines the spaces and coordinates materials and details as the home takes shape.
Layouts · Drawings · Materials
Test the choices early.
Estimating input starts while the design is developing. Current supplier and trade pricing, construction methods, site demands and lead times inform the designer’s choices. You can compare the implications while there is still room to adjust.
Buildability · Cost · Readiness
As the project moves into construction, your project manager coordinates the schedule, procurement and client communication. Your site supervisor leads the carpentry crew and daily field work. Design remains involved to clarify intent and coordinate details, with questions and approvals kept in Buildertrend.
Before a Vermont home is designed in detail, the land has to be understood. We study access, grade, drainage, utilities, views, light and the best location for the home.
Patrick uses GPS mapping in the field to review terrain, elevation and access as part of early site planning. The map and the walk inform the same conversation: how the home can work with the land.
A custom Vermont home has to work when it is full of guests, gear, groceries, snow, pets, and family. We plan the flow around how it will actually be used.
Arrival and mudroom function. Bedrooms and gathering spaces. Storage, privacy, and quiet. The practical details deserve as much attention as the view.
A home the family had owned for years was ready for its next chapter. Follow the design of a renovation and timber frame additions, from early hand sketches to plans, elevations and detailed 3D renderings.
Proposed design · In-house design by Collin Richard and the Hudson team.
Explore the Killington design storyWood grain, stone veining, the rhythm of tile and the warmth of metal. These close views from our photographs show how texture and pattern bring a room to life, from rustic to modern. Open a detail to see it in the full photograph.
Green tile and copper
Exposed timber
Kitchen pendants
Stone hearth and wood mantel
Veined stone
Wood cabinetry
Blue tile
Hammered copper basin
Timber joinery
Patterned wallpaper
Herringbone tile
Deck boards
Stone fireplace
Mirrors and lighting
Reclaimed flooring
Wood and metal
The creative part is bringing it all together. We explore materials, samples and unexpected combinations with you, then work through how to make the details belong.
Explore flooring, texture & reclaimed materialsPicture the kitchen on a winter evening. You need clear light while preparing dinner. Later, you want a softer glow around the island while everyone stays for one more conversation.
We consider daylight, fixture placement, task lighting and atmosphere together. The conversation includes dimming, controls and how light meets wood, stone and tile, while the plans and selections are still taking shape.
A line of light along the deck changes how the home feels on a winter night. Exterior lighting deserves the same design attention as the rooms inside, including atmosphere, glare and where the light falls.
Mirror lighting and wall sconces bring another layer to the morning routine.
The mirror shape, metal finishes and tile pattern bring the vanity together.
Windows, openings and the stair layout shape how natural light moves through the home.
Exterior fixtures belong in the architectural conversation, alongside siding, timber and the arrival sequence.
Porches, entries and gathering spaces deserve attention after the sun goes down.
Think about the view from outside as well as the atmosphere within.
Bring the moments you want your home to hold. We can work through how the lighting supports them.
Talk About Your DesignWe work with Killington Mountain Homes to bring rental consultation into the design conversation. Guest needs, owner storage, durable finishes and management plans can inform the home before construction begins.
How design and rental planning work together
The final layer of design brings the home into focus. We help coordinate exterior materials, lighting, decks, porches, kitchens, baths, appliances, fireplaces, built-ins, and finish selections so the home feels cohesive, durable, and complete.
Explore Kitchens & Baths
From the land and the first plans to the final walkthrough.
Structure, warmth and Vermont architectural character.
Reconsider the layout, expand the space, and bring the home together.
Thoughtful layouts, natural materials and details for everyday use.
A property, a few priorities or an early sketch can start the conversation.
Start Your Project