Gil Schafer III is a member of Architectural Digest’s AD100, a recipient of the Arthur Ross Award for Architecture, and the author of The Great American House and A Place to Call Home.Acclaimed photographer Eric Piasecki’s work has appeared in several books.

"With Home at Last, architect Gil Schafer gives readers an up-close-and-personal look at some of the storied homes he’s designed. From Rhode Island to Florida, each chapter examines a different project. 'The beauty of the passage of time is that it deepens your discernment through experience,' he writes. 'And with that time I have gained an ever-expanding appreciation for the fact that a house must never be about its architect but rather all about those who will live within its walls.'" — ELLE DECOR"Gil Schafer is one of the leading experts in contemporary traditional architecture. The AD100 designer’s third book, Home At Last, explores how homes support their occupants by studying Schafer’s projects as well as their owners. Articulated through built work from the shores of Maine to the rolling hills of the Hudson Valley, his thesis amounts to an argument for how modernity, traditionalism, and simplicity can coexist in today’s family home." — ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST PRO"A master of proportion, scale, and historic detail, architect Gil Schafer explores the elements of lasting style in his latest book." — FREDERIC MAGAZINE"Schafer's sensitivity to the intimate nature of home and family allows him to tackle the most complex and challenging projects of his career with confidence, agility and imagination." — DUJOUR"In his latest work, acclaimed architect Gil Schafer shares a personal journey, revealing how real-life experiences have shaped his approach to crafting homes for American family living. This final volume in his trilogy invites readers into a range of homes, from the Hudson Valley to Block Island, each one a testament to how classical architecture can gracefully accommodate modern life." — VERANDA"Home at Last: Enduring Design for the New American House features the work of Gil Schafer, III, a New York-based architect known for his contemporary take on traditional design. Home at Last features a look at Gil’s guiding principles along with beautiful photography by Eric Piasecki." — AT HOME IN ARKANSAS

Gil Schafer III is a member of Architectural Digest’s AD100, a recipient of the Arthur Ross Award for Architecture, and the author of The Great American House and A Place to Call Home.Acclaimed photographer Eric Piasecki’s work has appeared in several books.

"With Home at Last, architect Gil Schafer gives readers an up-close-and-personal look at some of the storied homes he’s designed. From Rhode Island to Florida, each chapter examines a different project. 'The beauty of the passage of time is that it deepens your discernment through experience,' he writes. 'And with that time I have gained an ever-expanding appreciation for the fact that a house must never be about its architect but rather all about those who will live within its walls.'" — ELLE DECOR"Gil Schafer is one of the leading experts in contemporary traditional architecture. The AD100 designer’s third book, Home At Last, explores how homes support their occupants by studying Schafer’s projects as well as their owners. Articulated through built work from the shores of Maine to the rolling hills of the Hudson Valley, his thesis amounts to an argument for how modernity, traditionalism, and simplicity can coexist in today’s family home." — ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST PRO"A master of proportion, scale, and historic detail, architect Gil Schafer explores the elements of lasting style in his latest book." — FREDERIC MAGAZINE"Schafer's sensitivity to the intimate nature of home and family allows him to tackle the most complex and challenging projects of his career with confidence, agility and imagination." — DUJOUR"In his latest work, acclaimed architect Gil Schafer shares a personal journey, revealing how real-life experiences have shaped his approach to crafting homes for American family living. This final volume in his trilogy invites readers into a range of homes, from the Hudson Valley to Block Island, each one a testament to how classical architecture can gracefully accommodate modern life." — VERANDA"Home at Last: Enduring Design for the New American House features the work of Gil Schafer, III, a New York-based architect known for his contemporary take on traditional design. Home at Last features a look at Gil’s guiding principles along with beautiful photography by Eric Piasecki." — AT HOME IN ARKANSAS

Gil Schafer III is a member of Architectural Digest’s AD100, a recipient of the Arthur Ross Award for Architecture, and the author of The Great American House and A Place to Call Home.Acclaimed photographer Eric Piasecki’s work has appeared in several books.

"With Home at Last, architect Gil Schafer gives readers an up-close-and-personal look at some of the storied homes he’s designed. From Rhode Island to Florida, each chapter examines a different project. 'The beauty of the passage of time is that it deepens your discernment through experience,' he writes. 'And with that time I have gained an ever-expanding appreciation for the fact that a house must never be about its architect but rather all about those who will live within its walls.'" — ELLE DECOR"Gil Schafer is one of the leading experts in contemporary traditional architecture. The AD100 designer’s third book, Home At Last, explores how homes support their occupants by studying Schafer’s projects as well as their owners. Articulated through built work from the shores of Maine to the rolling hills of the Hudson Valley, his thesis amounts to an argument for how modernity, traditionalism, and simplicity can coexist in today’s family home." — ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST PRO"A master of proportion, scale, and historic detail, architect Gil Schafer explores the elements of lasting style in his latest book." — FREDERIC MAGAZINE"Schafer's sensitivity to the intimate nature of home and family allows him to tackle the most complex and challenging projects of his career with confidence, agility and imagination." — DUJOUR"In his latest work, acclaimed architect Gil Schafer shares a personal journey, revealing how real-life experiences have shaped his approach to crafting homes for American family living. This final volume in his trilogy invites readers into a range of homes, from the Hudson Valley to Block Island, each one a testament to how classical architecture can gracefully accommodate modern life." — VERANDA"Home at Last: Enduring Design for the New American House features the work of Gil Schafer, III, a New York-based architect known for his contemporary take on traditional design. Home at Last features a look at Gil’s guiding principles along with beautiful photography by Eric Piasecki." — AT HOME IN ARKANSAS