How we found the farm, a little of our
story and all of our favorite things.
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MORE OF our STORY
We stumbled on our 1860's farmhouse the same way we found all of the other houses we fell in love with - dreaming out of the car window. We actually were not even in the car together when we first spotted in, but both told each other about the same sad looking house on the same day. Lucky for us the owner had a just gotten a quote to demolish it, but told us he'd give us a look inside anyways (deffffinitely thought we were crazy by the way).
Renovators/RISK TAKERS
SAM + SEAN
xoxo,
a few more faves
Over two years later and we spend every free second we have working on bringing this baby back to life. We thought we had a game plan going in, but this old cat is teaching us something new about homes, renovations and ourselves every single day.
We thought we had a game plan going in...
We toured the farm and after a long year and eight months we finally closed. With Sean's degree in architecture and mine (Sam's) in design we got to work dreaming up a way to preserve the history of this old place, but make it a home unique to us and our story.
his and hers
Mango habanero hard cider
cocktail:
Jack and coke
SAM
A quiet wine bar, charcuterie board in hand
DATE NIGHT:
Country music on, hanging out by the fire
McGee and Co.
HOME STORE:
Home Depot, duh
Paint brush (totally counts)
TOOL:
Sledge hammer
Cheap Old Houses
INSTAGRAM ACCOUNT:
Builders of Insta
SEAN
