Hufft Home Gallery: August 2006

Explore a contemporary house by a 29-year-old Springfield native—who is now a New York architect.

By Gregory Holman

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A local contemporary house by a 29-year-old Springfield native who’s now a New York architect.	The Hufft home is known as the Line House because it was designed along a simple axis.
This view of the main portion of the house shows the master suite, which is connected to the lower level with its floor-to-ceiling windows by a spiral outdoor stair.	The floor tile in the great room won designer Matthew a 2006 international design award from Ceramic Tiles of Italy.
The great room includes the kitchen and dining space.	It’s full of brushed metal and furniture that embodies the sleekness of contemporary design, without going overboard toward the chilly part of the modern spectrum.
A lower-level guest bedroom done entirely in red and white looks like a young professional’s urban loft.	A dining table sits in a window-surrounded nook in the kitchen.