Completed Building Projects

Mayo, MD (Whitemarsh Creek)

A three story 4826 sq. ft. waterfront home with open cathedral interior, gourmet kitchen, waterside deck and screened porch.

February 2009

Bethany Beach, DE (The Salt Pond)

A contemporary beach home with customizations including a turret, coffered beam ceiling, handcrafted breakfast nook table and custom cabinetry.

June 2008

Annapolis, MD (Bay Ridge)

Three story 5500 sq. ft. luxury waterfront home with waterside pool deck, third floor entertainment area with an outdoor observation deck.

September 2007

Arnold, MD

A basement in great need of renovations...

August 2007

Annapolis, MD (Arundel on the Bay)

A simple bayfront home with an elegant interior including hardwwod floors, open plan living room, and custom woodwork.

April 2007

Annapolis, MD (Harness Creek View)

This classical two story home started as a small one story rancher and which was preserved rather than torn down. Overlooking Harness Creek, this addition includes a complete second story, hard wood floor with custom inlay, custom kitchen cabinets, and a stone patio.

July 2005

Gibson Island, MD

A second floor addition with walk out rooftop deck that allows views of the Chesapeake.

July 2004

Annapolis, MD (Ferry Point)

Traditional eclectic exterior with a contemporary open interior. Features include turret tower, gables, elegant hardwood flooring, masonry fireplace in two story bay family room.

May 2004

Annapolis, MD (Saltworks Creek)

Four story unique waterfront designs with a second garage and living space connected to home by overhead walkway.

June 2002

Annapolis, MD (Poplar Point)

Waterfront overlook with a classic interior, barrel vault ceiling, and three car garage with workshop.

February 2001

Tom Baines Early Career

In his early career tom explored solar design and contemporary style.

Placitas, New Mexico

One of his first homes built, the adobe design is indigenous to the area and incorporates passive solar and a preheated water tank.

Northport, Maine

Overlooking a North Atlantic inlet, the open plan keeps the water in view throughout the house and the glass gable provides direct gain solar heating on those cold Maine mornings.