Perched along Maryland’s Eastern Shore, the storied Ship’s Point Estate underwent a meticulous transformation rooted in reverence for its past and vision for its future. Wiedemann Architects, in collaboration with BPH Interiors, orchestrated a design that honored the home’s architectural legacy while infusing it with thoughtful modernity. Handcrafted hardware from Classic Brass played a quiet but powerful role in this vision. From the refined walnut-paneled library to the stately doors that frame views of the Chesapeake, the hardware serves as both a functional element and a lasting detail—one that feels intrinsic to the home’s character.
Historic Soul
Traditional forms, rendered in a mix of polished nickel and dark bronze finishes, create a tactile thread throughout the interiors. The gleaming nickel cremone bolts on the French doors leading to the portico provide more than function—they offer a sense of ceremony. In the library, dark bronze knobs echo the depth of the walnut paneling, while in the kitchen, polished nickel pulls and knobs punctuate the custom cabinetry with a crisp, cohesive finish. These pieces do more than blend in—they define the atmosphere of each room with weight, presence, and enduring craftsmanship.
Architect: Wiedemann Architects
Interior Designer: Shaun Jackson
Interior Designer: BPH Interiors
Builder: Winchester Construction
Photographer: Anice Hoachlander
Showroom: Walter Works Hardware
