The Breakfast Room takes advantage of the natural light and exterior view of the estate's surrounding property. The Interior Designers also chose to add a reading nook along the window sill to provide a comfortable addition to the natural elegance of the space.

The kitchen utilizes an open floor plan, built-in shelving, antique lighting and many other details that would be found in the old French countryside.

The dorm room theme continues on into the bathroom, using a re-purposed horse trough and extensive antique fixtures and details.

The dining room emphasizes the front courtyard, while using antique French iron doors to either close off the space or open it up to the main entrance for entertaining purposes.

The master bathroom is outfitted with vintage flooring, windows and shutters, mirror and lighting fixtures. It provides a light-filled, private and elegant retreat.

A festive and airy space for visiting guests.

The seating nooks used throughout the house are inspired by similar designs found on a trip with the client, in 14th century French churches.

The exterior of the estate emulates the concept of an ideal French country home while bringing in local materials.