Onboarding with Hayes House Co starts with one thing: getting to know you.
In part one of our new series, Co-founder Collin breaks down the onboarding process, starting with discovery. We take the time to understand who you are as a client: what you want, what you need, and how you want your home to feel. From there, we get clear on where your key investments should go, setting the direction for everything that follows.
Stay tuned for PT.2!
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Bathrooms are never an afterthought with us.
Fluted marble sinks, moody wallpaper powder rooms, warm wood vanities, arched stone showers still mid build. Brass fixtures throughout, because they only get better with age.
The result is a collection of spaces that feel just as considered as the rest of the home.
We`re in the finishing stage of this Tudor revival home, and excited to give you a sneak peek inside.
Tudor character carries through every space, from the finishes in this bathroom to the custom details throughout. Soon, we`ll be installing custom built-ins with a secret Murphy door disguised as a bookcase, so no one will know there`s a hidden room behind it.
The primary bedroom ceiling was a true collaboration between our team, the builder & the architect, pushed up to fifteen feet and finished with Venetian plaster.
The result is a home that honors its Tudor roots while still surprising you.
Project: Newton, MA
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A look into the renderings for one of our latest designs, almost complete.
Warm oak floors, soft plaster archways, and brass detailing carry through every space — from the living room to the primary suite. This one is shaping up to be a favorite.
More to come as it comes together.
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The outside sets the tone. The inside tells the story. ✨
From the architecture to every thoughtfully selected finish, we believe a home should feel cohesive from the moment you pull up to the moment you walk in.
Designed with intention, down to the last detail.
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Our "yes" in interior design. 🤍
Natural materials that age beautifully. Timeless architecture that won`t feel dated in ten years. Statement lighting that acts like art. Custom millwork you can`t get off the shelf. Details that tell a story. Paint colors with real depth. And above all, homes that feel personal, not staged.
The result is a house that feels like it was always meant to be lived in.
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This primary bath is where every material decision finally comes together. 🏡
Calacatta Crema tile runs floor to ceiling, wrapping the shower and framing a 71” freestanding tub with those soft curvy details we love. The floating vanity is white oak, hand fluted, with a wall mounted brass faucet that keeps the whole wall clean. Natural stone carries the backsplash right up behind the tub, and the tray ceiling picks up the same fluted trim work you’ll find throughout the house.
The result is a space that feels calm and collected, not overdone. Every brass fixture, every curve, all working together.
Seamless does not happen by accident.
Our clients came to us wanting a material driven bathroom oasis, so we introduced microcement as the foundation. No grout lines, no interruption, just a smooth envelope wrapping the wet room. The integrated niche and floating bench add function without visual clutter. Matte black fixtures ground the palette, and the fluted wood and soapstone soften it back down.
The result is a room that reads calm before you can name why.
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Design meeting days are our favorite.
This is where ideas turn into real decisions. Finishes get chosen, layouts get finalized, and the direction of the whole project comes together.
The result is a home that was thought through long before construction started.
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We wanted the study to feel grounded without going cave-dark.
Coffered ceiling in Venetian plaster. Grey marble fireplace with a black trim surround. Black marble sconces, built-ins lit from the inside, brass and black chandelier above. Natural light pouring through the glass door and surrounding windows does the rest. The result is a room that holds up from morning through evening.
📍Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ
Two people, one shared belief. That a home should be built around the people who live in it. We’re Collin and Hilary Hayes, the founders of Hayes House Co.
Collin leads the architectural planning and overall vision for every project. That means working closely with you to shape the layout, circulation, and functionality of your home, so every space is designed around the way you actually live. From refining the floor plan to the finest architectural details, his work sets the foundation for everything that follows, and he guides each project from concept through completion alongside our architects, builders, and vendors.
Hilary builds on that vision through the interiors. She curates the materials, finishes, furnishings, lighting, and styling that reflect your personality while staying timeless and cohesive. Layering warmth, texture, and thoughtful detail is what makes a Hayes House home feel elevated, inviting, and truly yours.
For us, the best homes come from a real partnership. Careful planning, timeless design, and a process that feels seamless from the first idea to the final detail. That’s what we set out to create every time, a home that lives as beautifully as it looks.
The kind of kitchen that never feels trendy because every material was chosen to stand the test of time.
Warm linen cabinetry is paired with a rich walnut island, creating just the right amount of contrast without feeling heavy. Quartzite countertops and a full-height quartzite backsplash bring natural movement and durability, while unlacquered brass details add warmth that will only get better with age. Etched glass globe pendants soften the space with a quiet glow, adding another layer of texture without competing for attention.
The result is a kitchen that feels timeless, inviting, and designed for the way everyday life actually happens.
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We paneled the walls in this dining room floor to ceiling and coved the ceiling into them, so the whole box reads as one continuous piece of millwork. Brass and glass overhead, and sconces with Calacatta marble shades — warm enough to glow, quiet enough to disappear into the panel they’re mounted on.
Nothing in here is loud. It just doesn’t let you pass through without noticing.
Project: Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ
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Everything in this pantry is a shade of the same idea.
We wrapped it in onyx-stained cabinetry — lowers and open shelves — and ran a large-format terrazzo-look porcelain up the back wall, laid vertical so the pattern reads uninterrupted and dies straight into the walls with no trim. Slate-toned quartz on the counter, a titanium bar faucet over a black undermount sink, tumbled nickel knobs cut like little gems. Black sconces above, LED tucked under every shelf. The beverage center is panel-front, so you’d never know it’s there.
The result is a space that works hard and says almost nothing about it.
Project: Glen Rock, NJ
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Two vanities, two mirrors, two sets of alabaster sconces — one on each wall, so nothing has to share.
The marble look does most of the talking here: large-format, warm-veined, carried from the floor up through the shower and around the tub without a break. Soft lime wash keeps the walls quiet enough to let it. The fluted vanities pick up the same rhythm without competing, and every fixture is aged brass — the tub filler, the rain head, the knobs, the mirror frames — so the warmth holds wherever your eye lands.
Indulgent, and in no hurry about it.
The primary suite should be the quietest room in the house.
We kept the walls, ceiling, and trim in one continuous paint tone, creating a soft, tonal backdrop that lets the architecture take center stage. Curved corners, a fluted tray ceiling, and a linear fireplace with a curved mantle add subtle character, while rich walnut built-ins wrap the seating area and transition seamlessly into the bedroom through a wide cased opening. Warm brass accents tie every detail together.
The result is a space that feels layered, calm, and intentionally designed for slowing down.
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