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HE WHO WORKS WITH HIS HANDS IS A LABORER.

HE WHO WORKS WITH HIS HANDS AND HIS HEAD IS A CRAFTSMAN.

HE WHO WORKS WITH HIS HANDS AND HIS HEAD AND HIS HEART IS AN ARTIST.
— St. Francis of Assisi

 
 

About Kathryn

Kathryn Crowley is the founder and lead creative at Kathryn Crowley Design. From a young age, Kathryn was drawn to older buildings, captivated by the way light danced across hand-hewn beams and the stories embedded in historic architecture. This passion led her to study historic preservation at the North Bennet Street School in Boston, where she learned 17th and 18th-century building techniques. After refining her skills, Kathryn worked on barn restorations with Restoration Living, featured on Restoration Road with Clint Harp on Magnolia Network. She later joined forces with Brent Hull of Hull Homes, contributing to high-profile historic renovations in Texas.

Outside of her work, Kathryn draws inspiration from the natural beauty of Southern Maine. She enjoys hunting for antiques, spending time outdoors, experimenting in the kitchen, and making memories with family and friends.

 
 

TESTIMONIALS

Kathryn is compassionate, dependable, curious, and bright...
— Victoria S
Thank you for your gracious spirit; it is very refreshing to look into the face of a joy-filled, fully professional young woman who sees her vocation as an adventure.

You really celebrate the fact that your skills are something like one-in-a-million!

If we have a hidden gift, it is to recognize quality and special abilities in people that are extraordinary. We saw it in your attitude and warm heart. We congratulate you for being you!
— Michael G
Thank you so much for all your help during the year. You always brought a sense of calm & order to all that had to be done. So fun having your company the other day. Please come visit.
— Marie B

"You really celebrate the fact that your skills are something like one-in-a-million!"

"You really celebrate the fact that your skills are something like one-in-a-million!"