BDDW is a small American furniture company creating timeless, well-crafted designs. Their workshop was located in upstate New York until they recently relocated and the amazing property is for sale ...
It's not often that you see a modern barn — this petting zoo in the Netherlands was built upon the foundation of a barn that burnt down. Located in a public park in Almere, the new petting zoo...
It's no secret that we have a little thing for barns and we completely fell for this historic English cathedral barn, located in the Catskill Mountain Park Preserve and built in 1876. In 1977 the ba...
This beautiful Georgian-Federal style home in Sharon Springs, New York is the home of Josh Kilmer-Purcell and Brent Ridge. According to The New York Times, the couple bought the 200-year-old home (wit...
Welcome to Amy — a new voice for ATNY! Through a series of articles titled, Going Down the Road, The New York Times has been looking back at states and landmarks from the WPA-produced American...
Searching for a simpler, more solitary life, Lila Walton purchased the remains of a 17th-century threshing barn in rural Norfolk, England. Now newly renovated, the 1,300-square-foot barn retains a t...
The New York Times loves to profile some kooky homes. In the past year they've shown us a Funhouse in East Hampton, Arizona's Eliphante & Hippodome and Pearl Lam's Shanghai Loft. This week, they're ...
We love clean, modern dwellings built into the shells of old barn structures. But let's face it, that's not exactly a common occurance here in NYC. With many of us living in highrise apartments, not...
How does a former New Yorker make a home in Virginia? At Home With James Collins: A Storybook Life in Red Brick describes the author's move to Merriewood in Somerset, Virginia. The red brick antebel...
The Sanders Family weekend home in Roxbury, New York looks like the perfect setting for a J.Crew photo shoot. The 8,000 square foot Dutch-Style barn from 1897 was reconfigured as a living space by D...
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