With each new home design, the process begins in the same way: By learning about the future homeowners needs. Once there is a strong grasp on the required program and desired aesthetic, the restraints of the site’s location, topography and town code begin to shape the overall scheme and massing of the future residence. This schematic process establishes a strong base for a design phase which refines the overall aesthetic of the exterior and interiors of the home simultaneously. Then, with a careful eye, that refined vision will be translated into a meticulously detailed set of construction drawings which will evolve carefully through the bidding process, value engineering and throughout construction until the homeowners have the home of their dreams.
Sands Point, NY
This coastal home in the Village of Sands Point is located at the northernmost tip of the Cow Neck Peninsula on the North Shore of Long Island, yet the roof lines and asymmetrical design are reminiscent of the shingle-style residences of the nearby Hamptons.
Muttontown, NY
This private tudor estate, nestled on Long Island’s north shore, displays its elegance and traditional style as illustrated by its architectural details, inside and out.
Woodbury, NY
The completely renovated, two-story private residence in central Long Island melds multiple architectural styles yet results in a bright, comfortable family home.
Old Westbury, NY
This custom, single family home utilizes clapboard siding, reclaimed flooring, intricate trim detailing, and a minimal color palette to draw upon the classic style of the surrounding LI homes.
Glen Cove, NY
Located on the border of Upper Brookville and Glen Cove, NY, this traditional development containing 20 distinct residences harkens back to the brick estates of Long Island’s past.
Sands Point, NY
This two-story private residence nestled on the north shore of Long Island is the essence of a transitional shingle-style design. The colors, material palette, and the curved rooflines are features that embody the luxurious, coastal vibe often attributed to the Hamptons.
Muttontown, NY
Stone Hill at Muttontown is a Cotswold influenced residential development. These 79 custom homes have each been designed with sweeping gables, iconic turrets and distinct stone bases which are all made from classic tudor or old world materials.
Long Island, NY
DHMurray Architecture has designed high-end traditional homes throughout Long Island since its inception in 1972. While the client and architectural styles have varied, the unparalleled customer service and meticulous attention to detail have been consistent throughout