From the June/July 2023 Issue
Old House, New Story-His and Her Office
The Muirheads transformed attic space — believed to be former maid’s quarters, because it’s connected to a hidden stairwell leading into the kitchen — into his and her offices. Her […]
From the June/July 2023 Issue
Old House, New Story-Living room
Designed for entertaining, the living room is divided into three zones: love seats for gatherings of four or more in front of the fireplace, a reading corner with a Saarinen […]
From the June/July 2023 Issue
A Farmhouse with Modern Flair-Patio
A rustic table on a covered patio is a good place to take a midday break after working all morning on the farm.
From the June/July 2023 Issue
A Farmhouse with Modern Flair-Garage
The new garage features two bays and a full bathroom. It’s currently used for storage, but the second floor is heated, making it suitable for habitation should the need or […]
From the June/July 2023 Issue
Old House, New Story-Dining room
A juxtaposition of old and new, the dining room pairs a traditional custom pedestal table and Oushak rug with modern lighting and a contemporary buffet. The vintage artwork — discovered […]
From the June/July 2023 Issue
Old House, New Story-Primary bedroom
In the primary bedroom, “I wanted there to be a hint of green throughout to complement the tree lines just outside the windows,” designer and homeowner Jennifer Muirhead says. “A […]
From the June/July 2023 Issue
Old House, New Story-Front door
Note the vintage doorknocker and authentic glass-paned arched window at the front door, painted in high-gloss “Dutch Door Green.” Neutral and textured grass-cloth wallcovering from Phillip Jeffries replaced a former […]
From the June/July 2023 Issue
Old House, New Story-Antiques
LEFT: Two antique étagères (one visible) were inherited from Christian Muirhead’s grandmother. Drawers on the bottom still house some of her tchotchkes, Jennifer Muirhead says. The Danish teak Midcentury Modern […]
From the June/July 2023 Issue
Old House, New Story-Office
LEFT: Jennifer Muirhead’s husband, Christian, wanted “a dark, cozy space where he could spend most of his workday,” which meant keeping the existing paneling intact. Among the vintage artwork and […]