The primary bath embodies “the feeling of imagination” of the house, says Merrill. The room that was once a closet and then a bedroom became a multi-purpose bathroom food library. The free -standing Clawfoot tub stands in front of a trio of windows – “the best view of the entire property”, Farnham and a bookshelf. A neighboring reader is equipped with a blue -green velvet daily bed. “It's like a relaxed work area,” say the homeowners who like to do “a lot of reading and writing in the bathroom”.
When it was finally time to fight the kitchen, the challenge of the family after a large cookspace with a design that was architecturally relevant for an older home met. “We carved the kitchen into smaller rooms with its own containers that were connected,” says Farnham. The other tactic was to treat each kitchen element more as a furniture that is the island, the wasland, the washing station and the pantry are all free-standing-provided an age-farmer feeling, so “it didn't feel that way [a recent year]. ““ If Merrill and Farnham really wanted to capture the Weasley ness of a kitchen, it would have to feel in need of generational.