Shawme Hill Corp.

05/24/2026

A lakeside cottage kitchen refresh just in time for Memorial Day Weekend 🇺🇸

This lakeside cottage kitchen in Sandwich by Shawme Hill Design brings together timeless coastal style and warm natural textures with painted custom cabinetry in Naval, Calacatta Marina Viatera quartz countertops with a matching full-height backsplash, and beautiful red birch flooring.

A welcoming space designed for summer gatherings, holiday weekends, and quiet mornings by the water.

Wishing everyone a happy and meaningful Memorial Day Weekend as we honor those who served.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to the moms who fill every home with warmth, love, and memories that last a lifetime. 🌸🌺

04/26/2026

Proud to see the Shawme Hill name represented with this level of detail. Great work by Cape Cod Textile 👏

04/13/2026

Coffee Bar, Thoughtfully Designed.

Warm wood floating shelves add contrast and storage, turning this corner into a functional coffee bar. Keeping everything within reach makes mornings easier, while the open shelving keeps the space feeling light and uncluttered. A simple detail that adds both purpose and character to the kitchen.

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04/13/2026

Designed to flow seamlessly from the nearby kitchen, this bright, vaulted space brings in natural light and creates an easy place to gather.

Vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and natural light from above—details that elevate the everyday!

04/05/2026

04/02/2026

The first signs of spring are here 🌿 It’s the season when renovation plans turn into real projects and new homes start taking shape!

Wishing all of our clients a happy spring!

03/30/2026

Outdoor spaces like this are what Cape living is all about.

A covered lower deck for dining, an upper level for taking in the view—and cable railings that let the landscape stay front and center.

Thinking about improving your indoor & outdoor spaces? There are more possibilities than you might expect!

Call us to start the conversation ~
📞 774-413-9931

03/29/2026

Color trends like “color capping” are starting to show up more and more.

It’s the idea of using tonal variations of the same color—carried from walls onto ceilings, trim, or architectural transitions—to define a space in a more intentional way.

It’s not just about paint … it’s about how the structure of a space supports those details.

In many of the homes we build and renovate, elements like ceiling lines, trim work, and transitions are designed to carry these kinds of ideas through in a natural way.

It’s always interesting to see how design trends align with the way spaces are being built today.

🔗 Worth a read if you’re thinking about updating your home.

Colour capping is the biggest paint trend of 2026 🎨