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Countryside Escapes: Idyllic Farmhouse in the Catskills

This farmhouse, built in the 1880s, sits just off of Main Street in a town outside of the Catskill Mountains. Art Home Garden updated the tired interior with new furniture, but used wood beams and shiplap walls to preserve the home's character. They then transformed a bungalow on the edge of the property into guest quarters.

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Photo: Nick Glimenakis. From: Art Home Garden.

Historic Farmhouse Located on Main Street

This farmhouse, built in the 1800s, sits just off of Main Street in a town outside of the Catskill Mountains. With tall trees and green pastures all around, the country home looks charming even at a distance.

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Photo: Nick Glimenakis. From: Art Home Garden.

Gravel Path Leads to Front of Farmhouse

A gravel pathway leads guests to the front of the house, where bright red flowers and American flags offer a warm welcome. At night, two lanterns ensure that the home's address numbers are clearly visible.

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Photo: Nick Glimenakis. From: Art Home Garden.

Wood Ceiling, Shiplap Walls Define Entryway

Though the home was essentially gutted from the ground up, the design team used reclaimed wood beams and shiplap walls to preserve its sense of character and charm. They then layered in neutral furniture and rugs to create an inviting space for the owners.

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Photo: Nick Glimenakis. From: Art Home Garden.

Country Living Room With Large Sectional

With a plush sectional and patterned pillows, this living room is stylish yet comfortable. A large round coffee table completes the space and gives the owners a spot for their books and drinks.

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