Jones and Hedges Custom Builders

10/21/2026

A well-built kitchen supports how a home is lived in day to day.

From the island to the perimeter cabinetry, each element was designed to work together without feeling busy. The result is a space that feels settled, practical, and ready for everything from quiet mornings to busy evenings.

10/19/2026

A home that knows when to keep things classic and when to have a little fun.

The crisp white exterior sets a timeless tone, while inside, thoughtful details give each space its own identity. A bright, tailored kitchen, patterned wallpaper, custom cabinetry, a playful powder room, and a calm primary suite all come together within a home built for everyday life. Even the covered porch carries the same attention to detail, creating another comfortable place to gather.

It’s a great example of how a custom home can feel cohesive without every room feeling the same.

Photographer: Mekenzie Loli

10/17/2026

Crafted by Jones and Hedges, this living room blends architectural structure with warmth and comfort.

The exposed beams add visual rhythm overhead while the open layout connects seamlessly to surrounding spaces, creating a natural flow throughout the home.

Careful attention to proportion, light, and finish work ensures the space feels cohesive from every angle.

10/14/2026

Smaller spaces can have a big impact when they’re built with intention.

Here, the cabinetry, lighting, and finishes work together to create a functional bar area that feels polished and easy to use. It’s a good example of how thoughtful construction enhances the way a home is lived in.

10/12/2026

A home with plenty of personality, and the craftsmanship to match.

Warm wood detailing gives the exterior a distinctive presence, while inside, arched openings, custom millwork, bold tile, layered finishes, and unexpected darker spaces give each room its own identity. From the open kitchen and living areas to the built-in bunk room, bar, and covered outdoor space, every part of the home feels considered without feeling overly formal.

A closer look at a Jones & Hedges home where thoughtful construction leaves plenty of room for great design.

Interior Design: Ellen Conant Keim
Designer: Miller Nicholson AIA
Photographer: Mekenzie Loli

10/10/2026

Craftsmanship anchors this living room—from the symmetrical built-ins to the cleanly framed fireplace surround. Subtle architectural detailing adds depth without overwhelming the space, allowing light, proportion, and materials to shine.

The result is a refined setting that feels both inviting and enduring, built with care in every corner.

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10/07/2026

10/03/2026

Curb appeal starts with getting the fundamentals right.

Jones and Hedges builds with an eye toward the whole picture, from the proportions and rooflines to the materials and finishing details that give a home its character. The result is an exterior that feels established, cohesive, and designed to hold its appeal for years to come.

09/30/2026

A first impression that sets the pace for the rest of the home.

Jones and Hedges brought this entry hall together through carefully executed millwork, a custom staircase, and an open layout that creates an easy transition into the surrounding rooms.

Warm wood and abundant natural light soften the architecture, creating an arrival that feels polished, welcoming, and made for everyday life.

09/28/2026

Made for gathering, with the details to make hosting a little easier.

Jones and Hedges built this dining space with an easy flow and plenty of natural light, while the nearby bar nook adds function right where it’s needed. It’s a thoughtful addition that keeps drinks and entertaining essentials close at hand while allowing the dining room to remain open and inviting.

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