Press
Hawk Hill
Boston Home - Fall 2007
Bringing It All Home
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“Inside it exudes a bright, unfussy attitude, a hallmark of Hornstein’s work.”
Weston
Home - Fall 2002
Before and After​
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“Light also refers to a soft touch, that is, doing no more than necessary” “David is a very detail-oriented person” notes one of the satisfied homeowners “Fortunately, we have no horror stories”.
Schechter
Boston Globe Your Home - Fall 1997
Kitchen Know-how
Hillary Rodham Clinton has had lunch in the room, which had been a cramped, outdated 14×14′ kitchen before Hornstein’s redesign…. Hornstein has a background in construction. So when decided on such things as a curved vaulted ceiling he could make the case to the homeowners because he knew how to build it at a cost comparable to a regular ceiling.
South End
Boston Globe - Fall 2006
Looking Up
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David Hornstein calls his company Light House Design, though he doesn’t build lighthouses. “Our name reflects our emphasis on light: getting it into a house, its aesthetic impact in a room, and the huge importance of light itself. Especially in this New England climate, light is a big part of being comfortable”
Dornbrook
Home - Spring 1998
The Best New Kitchens
“Hornstein took his client’s desire for more light seriously, combining a skylight, clerestory, windows and French doors to create a light-filled kitchen while maintaining privacy.”
Schechter
Remodeling - Spring 1997
Open House
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“As for the homeowners, they are unstinting in their praise for Hornstein and Blass. Apart from the duo’s obvious expertise, says Alison Schechter, they were excellent listeners and communicators”