Heritage Design Studio

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Heritage Design Studio
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Generational Farmhouse

This home is designed to be a historically accurate farmhouse complete with detail like colonial designed paneling, reclaimed wood beams, a 1940’s kitchen, and historical windows with period glass add authenticity to the design. Each piece of the design from the layout to every interior architecture detail was chosen to best represent what would have been an original barn/farmhouse design, with everyday modern functionality.
Project Year: 2019
Project Cost: More than $2,000,000
Country: United States
Front elevation of the design. Materials include: random rubble stonework with cornerstones, traditional lap siding at the central massing, standing seam metal roof with wood shingles (Wallaba wood provides a 'class A' fire rating).
Front Exterior
Side view of the design. The garage was designed with the intent of representing what would have been the original Barn structure which had been converted. A traditional 'Barn Quit' with a stylized will tree decorated the front of the facade.
Converted Barn (Garage) side
A side porch looking out to a courtyard, which was designed to resemble a converted breezeway that had become enclosed.
Side Patio
The back of the design. Stone structure to the right is designed to appear as the original living structure for the property, and is now used as the master suite and sitting room. The attached 1 story structure to the left was conceived as the "summer kitchen" for the fictional story of the home,...
Backyard
The main family room for the farmhouse. Historically accurate colonial designed paneling and reclaimed wood beams are prominent in the space, along with wide oak planks floors and custom made historical windows with period glass add authenticity to the design.
Family Room
In the fictional timeline for the new home, we envisioned a renovation of the kitchen occurring in the 1940s, and some the design of the kitchen was conceived to represent that time period. Converted appliances with new internal components add to the retro feel of the space, along with a cast iron...
1940 styled kitchen
In the fictional timeline for the new home, we envisioned a renovation of the kitchen occurring in the 1940s, and some the design of the kitchen was conceived to represent that time period. Converted appliances with new internal components add to the retro feel of the space, along with a cast iron...
1940 styled kitchen
The paneling in this home office was reproduced with exclusive permission of the Winterthur museum in Delaware. Hull historical was the builder and custom built and installed many custom details for the home, including the paneling, moulding, mantels, doors and windows.
Home Office
The back patio of the home, which the clients call their "Three Seasons" room. The side facing the pool and backyard has sliding screen doors done in a colonial design to integrate with hew architecture of the home. The massive fireplace is designed as traditional cooking fireplace from the...
Three Seasons room
A detail of the front facade. This was (fictionally) designed as the caretaker's structure which evolved into being an integrated part of the building during a later expansion. Functionally that portion of the house serves as the guest suite. Not the missing and filled in 'window' at the right...
Guest Suite
A view of the side porch which connects to the mud room and craft room (finished in wood siding, painted red)
Side Patio