House of Funk

Home Improvement Professionals , Interior Designers & Decorators , Universal Design
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House of Funk
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1700's Farmhouse

This eco-friendly renovation of a 1780’s farmhouse kitchen was an exciting challenge. Every aspect of our design was focused on minimizing our carbon footprint and maximizing efficiency.
Project Year: 2012
Project Cost: $150,001 - $200,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 07044
Others who worked on this project: User, Artistic Millwork And Design
Photography by Mark Weinberg
1700's Farmhouse
Photography by Mark Weinberg
1700's Farmhouse
Photography by Mark Weinberg
1700's Farmhouse
Photography by Mark Weinberg
1700's Farmhouse
Photography by Mark Weinberg
1700's Farmhouse
Photography by Mark Weinberg
1700's Farmhouse
Photography by Mark Weinberg
1700's Farmhouse
Photography by Mark Weinberg
1700's Farmhouse
Photography by Mark Weinberg
1700's Farmhouse
Stunning salvaged doors and vintage hardware hide the laundry room
Farmhouse Kitchen Door to Laundry
No country kitchen is complete without a brick clad fireplace. This eco-friendly renovation of a 1780’s farmhouse kitchen was an exciting challenge. Every aspect of the design was focused on minimizing our carbon footprint and maximizing efficiency.
Farmhouse Kitchen Fireplace
Stunning salvaged doors and vintage hardware flank the black Viking refrigerator.
Farmhouse Kitchen
Recycled glass tile adds a touch of sparkle to this functional cooks kitchen.
Farmhouse Kitchen Range & Hood
The vintage secretary was finished by Ariana Hoffman & Co. / AH & Co. We began with Benjamin Moore, HC-158, Newburg Green in a high sheen and then a glaze that was applied to the top. We left the original wood finish on the interior and mullions. The desk chair is also vintage - painted and...
Farmhouse Home Office
Arch top windows flank the fireplace and beautifully highlight the garden beyond.
Farmhouse Kitchen & Sunroom
A vintage potting cart adds beautiful texture to this new part of the home. This eco-friendly renovation of a 1780’s farmhouse kitchen was an exciting challenge. Every aspect of our design was focused on minimizing our carbon footprint and maximizing efficiency.
Window Plantation
In the living room, we’ve created a touch of drama by editing the existing window treatments. The bespoke ottomans slide under the table to create both more space and additional seating.
Farmhouse Living Room
This eco-friendly renovation of a 1780’s farmhouse kitchen was an exciting challenge. Every aspect of the design was focused on minimizing our carbon footprint and maximizing efficiency.
Farmhouse Sunroom
This was a custom finish by Ariana Hoffman & Co. / AH & Co. We began with Benjamin Moore, HC-158, Newburg Green in a high sheen and then a glaze that was applied to the top.
1780s Farmhouse
This dining room upcycle incorporates the client's existing furniture. We added grasscloth wallcovering, accent lighting, and updated host chairs.
Farmhouse Dining Room
This dining room upcycle incorporates the client's existing furniture. We added grasscloth wallcovering, accent lighting, and re-arranged existing accessories.
1780s Farmhouse
This dining room upcycle incorporates the client's existing furniture. We added grasscloth wallcovering, new host chairs and edited the existing window treatments by adding the floral leading edge fabric.
Farmhouse Dining Room
Textural grasscloth, an amazing crystal decanter collection and a stunning gilt Circa lamp make this Dining buffet dazzling.
Farmhouse Dining Room
In the living room, we’ve created a touch of drama by editing the existing window treatments. The bespoke ottomans slide under the table to create both more space and additional seating.
Farmhouse Living Room
In the living room, we’ve created a touch of drama by editing the existing window treatments.
Farmhouse Living Room
This eco-friendly renovation of a 1780’s farmhouse kitchen garden was an exciting challenge. Every aspect of our design was focused on minimizing our carbon footprint and maximizing efficiency.
Farmhouse Exterior