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New Berkshire Farmhouse: After the Fire

After a tragic fire, a family found themselves rebuilding a new house on their old home’s existing foundation. The result is a gorgeous Berkshire farmhouse by Jess Cooney Interiors that has a slightly worn and timeless appeal.

Berkshire Farmhouse Kitchen with Eat In DiningPhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

 

 Wide plank floors made of reclaimed wood in the kitchen are matched overhead with wooden ceiling beams. in the kitchen. Walls of windows allow for scenic Massachusetts views.

Modern Farmhouse Kitchen in the Berkshire MountainsPhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

 

A see-through fireplace makes for a cozy gathering spot. The dining room is on the other side.

See-Through Fireplace in Modern Country FarmhousePhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

 

Softly patterned drapes add a bit of femininity to the dining space in the Berkshire farmhouse with its heavy wooden table and simple chandelier.

Modern Country Dining Room in Neutral TonesPhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

 

You’ll find ample windows throughout the home, which is a feature I always love in any house. Simple furnishings create a clean, uncluttered look.

Berkshire Farmhouse Living Room in Blues and TansPhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

 

A second fireplace is made of stone from floor to ceiling, with a rustic wooden beam used as a mantel. 

Rustic Family Room with Beamed Ceiling and Stone FireplacePhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

 

Great use of space is made throughout the home, like this built-in office and shelving area.

Home Office with Built-In ShelvesPhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

 

A beautiful white and wood staircase winds its way to the second floor. The homeowners opted for plaster walls throughout the house.

Entryway with Turning StaircasePhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

 

I love the soft wallpaper in the master bathroom. It’s unexpected but pretty. The iron bed is just beyond in the bedroom.

Modern Country Bedroom and Bathroom in Pale Blue and WhitePhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

 

Darker blue walls create a cozy sleeping place for a pair of twin metal beds. 

Twin Iron Metal Beds in Blue BedroomPhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

 

A screened porch provides a place to enjoy the outdoors without the pesky bugs getting in your food. A ceiling fan creates summer breezes when the wind isn’t blowing.

Screened In Farmhouse Back PorchPhoto by Jess Cooney Interiors

You can see more of today’s Berkshire farmhouse by Jess Cooney Interiors.

 

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3 Comments

  1. Oh my! Could it be any more light and airy, or more welcoming and comfortable? Who wouldn’t want to live there? And of course the screened porch I’ve always dreamed of. Lovely.

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  2. Lovely home and so very peaceful, i would imagine a fire would change anyone’s way of living. They did a wonderful job.

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  3. We’ve had about 6 fires due to lightening near our home in the past few years. I get my bags packed and ready when there is a storm near by.
    This house is just beautiful! What a great re-do!

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