March 2010
NEW ENGLAND HOME

Home Life by Rose Ann Humphrey is committed to their clients "loving how they live." Passionate and devoted to lifestyle, Rose Ann Humphrey has spent twenty-five years working with clients to set the stage for what we believe is the "main event," providing a style of home living consistent with who our clients are.

Our desire is for gentleness in the homes of our clients, who often live in competitive outside worlds, so they can experience the extraordinary joy of a home that expresses them, supports them and enables them to live in their dreams. Seeing something beautiful they acquired on a fantastic family holiday brings nurturing memories. Light enhancing a carefully chosen paint color or finish that emotionally connects with them. Our clients feel "there is no place like their home as there is no one just like them." New England Home »

March 1997
ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST
VINTAGE VERMONT: Antique Shopping with Rose Ann Humphrey

Eighteen years ago Rose Ann Humphrey, a New York native, left Boston, where she had been living with her two young children. She soon found herself in Vermont. "I was smitten," she says. "It was the first place I'd ever been where you could actually sense the well-being that came from clean air and a simple way of life. The combination of the small-town environment and resort excitement made me very determined to stay."

At the end of a day, Rose Ann Humphrey says, "I'm like Seiji Ozawa, the symphony conductor - if I point to the first violin and he can't play, I'm in trouble. But fortunately, the dealers I know in Vermont are all accomplished. My clients demand authenticity, and my dealer friends can provide that." Architectural Digest »

"I was open to getting educated and seeing my dream evolve and improve.
I had ideas, but Rose Ann took them somewhere."

"Rose Ann was very confident, very assured. She said 'I can do this...I know how to do this.' Her confidence also made me very confident."

"She doesn't try to impose her sense of style on me,
but helps to articulate my own style."