A beamed ceiling is the epitome of rustic atmosphere—but its flat, low plane contributed to the old interior’s dark and claustrophobic feeling.
In the kitchen, angled spice racks built between original notched posts and an elongated cherry island provide
additional work and dining spaces.
Recycled from the original building, the back barn door, although now just a decorative feature, is a charming part of the home’s history. Skylights and new windows that flood the interior with daylight were added only on the back of the house so the front facade could remain as it had been for more than a century.
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