Originally designed by Jackie Glass in 2009, this warm and welcoming farmhouse home has evolved with the family who lives there. More than fifteen years later, Jackie returned to refresh the interiors, bringing a lighter, softer, more contemporary feel while respecting the original layout and character.

The update focused on thoughtful refinements rather than a complete reinvention. Furniture was refreshed with contemporary silhouettes and softer fabrics, while the kitchen was transformed with a generous single-level island, new porcelain countertops and backsplash, and reeded cabinetry and a custom vent hood that add texture and architectural interest.

In the open living spaces, oversized organic chandeliers, a new fireplace, enlarged openings, soft rugs, organic-shaped tables, and a warm wood bookcase create a more relaxed atmosphere. The original harvest table was preserved and updated with streamlined legs, complemented by new slipper chairs and custom buffets.

Antiques, meaningful pieces, and interesting finds add personality to the refreshed interiors. The result is a home that feels fresh and current while remaining connected to its original character.