


My mother in law Patricia has this amazing old barn in the back of her property that I always dreamed I'd turn into a home away from home. I'm not sure if she'll ever let me, but you can understand my excitement when I logged on to Cottage Living (where is my April edition??) and saw this amazing renovation by Cassandra Naylor in Baltimore County, Maryland. And eco-friendly to boot! Here is the article if you can't wait:
5 comments:
That reno is terrific. My husband and kids are in upstate NY this week and there are tons of barns like that - just sitting around...hmmm.
My Cottage Living hasn't arrived yet either.
I didn't realize you are in NY, how inspiring. God's Country for sure. I think you might want to scoop up one of those barns! Have a wonderful Easter with your family.
No Cottage Living but I finally got my Domino. They skipped last month entirely.
She's an amazing woman with loads of great kids & grandkids. A real lady.
I bought this issue in an airport while waiting for a flight. I loved this place too, the roof, the solar energy. I'm thinking of doing the same roof on my mid-eighties contemporary someday (the day after
I rob that bank) to bring the structure up to date. Love your taste!
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