Built in the late 19th century, the old hay barn in northwest Connecticut served well as a storage building and shelter for farm animals for decades. Fast forward 100 years and the building took on new life with living spaces on the first and second floors.
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When we started our tour of Brooke’s Vermont home three weeks ago, we were smitten with her renovation efforts that brought color and updated style to the converted barn. If you missed that post, be sure to check it out here.
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The condo located at the Sugarloaf Ski Resort in Carrabassett Valley, Maine, was all original — straight out of 1982. Ashley took one look at the dark, closed-off spaces with pictures of lions and elephants hanging on the wall and was sold.
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Nothing gets designer Annie Parr of Island Interiors more excited than talking about her latest project on Martha’s Vineyard. She describes the complete remodel and reinvention of this dated home as French-industrial-hits-the-beach.
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There’s nothing like the cold, dark days of winter to make one yearn for sunshine! Not only do our friends up in New England get a blast from the polar vortex, but darkness falls shortly after the kids get home from school.
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Florida may be world-renowned for its beautiful beaches, but we have some pretty special farm land too. The Century Pioneer Family Farm Program honors Florida families who have maintained at least 100 years of continuous family farm ownership. The program recognizes 250 of these owners for their role in preserving environmental resources and for helping foster the state’s agricultural industry.
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