Direction from the client was that the home was “to look as though it had grown there”. Designed to look like a humble eighteenth-century three-bay farm house that was expanded, at some point, to a grander five bays, it incorporates the extensive use of salvaged materials such as field stone, flooring, hand-planed millwork and paneling, mantels, doors and hardware. Meticulous attention to eighteenth century details makes it impossible to believe that this home was completed in the 21st - century, exploding the myth that “they don't build them like they used to.”

Direction from the client was that the home was “to look as though it had grown there”. Designed to look like a humble eighteenth-century three-bay farm house that was expanded, at some point, to a grander five bays, it incorporates the extensive use of salvaged materials such as field stone, flooring, hand-planed millwork and paneling, mantels, doors and hardware. Meticulous attention to eighteenth century details makes it impossible to believe that this home was completed in the 21st - century, exploding the myth that “they don't build them like they used to.”

Direction from the client was that the home was “to look as though it had grown there”. Designed to look like a humble eighteenth-century three-bay farm house that was expanded, at some point, to a grander five bays, it incorporates the extensive use of salvaged materials such as field stone, flooring, hand-planed millwork and paneling, mantels, doors and hardware. Meticulous attention to eighteenth century details makes it impossible to believe that this home was completed in the 21st - century, exploding the myth that “they don't build them like they used to.”

Direction from the client was that the home was “to look as though it had grown there”. Designed to look like a humble eighteenth-century three-bay farm house that was expanded, at some point, to a grander five bays, it incorporates the extensive use of salvaged materials such as field stone, flooring, hand-planed millwork and paneling, mantels, doors and hardware. Meticulous attention to eighteenth century details makes it impossible to believe that this home was completed in the 21st - century, exploding the myth that “they don't build them like they used to.”

Direction from the client was that the home was “to look as though it had grown there”. Designed to look like a humble eighteenth-century three-bay farm house that was expanded, at some point, to a grander five bays, it incorporates the extensive use of salvaged materials such as field stone, flooring, hand-planed millwork and paneling, mantels, doors and hardware. Meticulous attention to eighteenth century details makes it impossible to believe that this home was completed in the 21st - century, exploding the myth that “they don't build them like they used to.”

Direction from the client was that the home was “to look as though it had grown there”. Designed to look like a humble eighteenth-century three-bay farm house that was expanded, at some point, to a grander five bays, it incorporates the extensive use of salvaged materials such as field stone, flooring, hand-planed millwork and paneling, mantels, doors and hardware. Meticulous attention to eighteenth century details makes it impossible to believe that this home was completed in the 21st - century, exploding the myth that “they don't build them like they used to.”

Direction from the client was that the home was “to look as though it had grown there”. Designed to look like a humble eighteenth-century three-bay farm house that was expanded, at some point, to a grander five bays, it incorporates the extensive use of salvaged materials such as field stone, flooring, hand-planed millwork and paneling, mantels, doors and hardware. Meticulous attention to eighteenth century details makes it impossible to believe that this home was completed in the 21st - century, exploding the myth that “they don't build them like they used to.”