The debut book from award-winning designer Nina Farmer features nine projects, including a stone-walled 1930s colonial in Westport, Connecticut, a mid-century–inspired beach bungalow on Martha’s Vineyard, and Farmer’s own 1850s Federal-style brownstone in Boston’s Beacon Hill. Features essays on topics like creating a sense of place, the importance of travel, and art collection.
From reimagining century-old homes to more modern dwellings, Farmer is celebrated for her ability to create looks that pay ode to the past and simultaneously live squarely—and stylishly—in the present. Discover how thoughtful, considered design can give new life to any home.
