Project posted by Dora Foschi
The hand built maple kitchen with walnut and mahogany island. The floor is poured concrete with radiant heating beneath.
The dining table top is made from a single piece of pine from a fallen tree from a local property. It's wrought iron legs were custom made by a local farrier.
Upstairs the combined wet room and bathroom includes a hand built six feet long soaking tub with a river stone surface. The ceiling is cedar wood.
The bricks in the underfloor heated hallway came from an old chimney previously attached to the back of the building which had to be dismantled. Old barn board and new maple are used in partnership for the doors.
The entrance way also doubles as a mud room with a shower wet room.
Details
Square Feet
1623
Bedrooms
1
Full Baths
1
Partial Baths
1
Credits
From Dora Foschi
The carriage house at the rear of this 1820 built clapboard house in Woodstock, Vermont retains the wooden boards of the exterior. The double garage doors are of standard design and function. But when the owners of the Woodstocker Inn painted the main building and the south elevation of the carriage house a bright yellow, those who entered suspected they might find an unconventional approach to New England historic design, craftsmanship and hospitality.