The family branches out

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Susan Calhoun and Charlie Moss moved a turn-of-the-century post office to a Long Island potato field and enlisted architect sisters Kate and Genevieve Gormley to transform it into a family home. The house's continual additions are traditional, if eccentric.

Practice, Homes and haunts, Calhoun, Susan, Moss, Charlie, Gormley, Kate, Gormley, Genevieve

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Cowboy dreams

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The remodeling of a farmhouse with raised ceilings and larger windows helped achieve a brighter look. Owners Ron Rogers and Lisa Specht, assisted by designer Barbara Barry, designed the interior to effect a sense of continuity and permanence with the decor.

Portrayals, Vacation homes

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Farmhouse, revised edition: a literary couple adapts a piece of local history to contemporary life in the Connecticut countryside

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Writers Howard and Kaminsky transformed a 1750s Connecticut farmhouse into a cozy weekend retreat with the help of artist and designer John Ryman. The house retains an old-fashioned atmosphere with its old furniture, artifacts and ornaments.

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