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Six Kids, a Farm Full of Animals, and One Seriously Cozy Alabama Home (opens the original)
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There’s no shortage of littles running around Grady and Claire Maddox’s rural Alabama homestead—there are their six children, ranging in age from 3 to 15, along with nearly a dozen chickens, two barn cats, and a golden retriever. Add a pair of horses, Holly and Ivy, as well as a donkey named Smalls, and it’s no wonder that Claire’s respite is her soaker tub at the far end of the house. When the couple set out to build a home on a 10-acre farmstead just outside Birmingham, they worked with archit
This Quirky Collection of 100-Year-Old Cottages and Shacks Is Now a Cozy Seaside Home (opens the original)
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For five months a year, the heart of Lili Liu and Blake Civiello’s Brunswick, Maine, home is closed. But come May, just as schools of jellyfish and horseshoe crabs swim back to Casco Bay, the couple swings open the door of their summer kitchen to get it up and running, signaling that the busiest season on their coastal waterway is about to begin. Perched on a rocky ledge laced with lichen, the primitive building is just one part of the couple’s seaside homestead, a collection of 11 clapboard str
This Wisconsin Lake Cottage Feels Like Summer in Every Room (opens the original)
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Residents of Green Lake, Wisconsin, tend to hold their breath when a historic house goes on the market. Members of the close-knit Midwestern community (pop. 1,044), known for its more than 7,500-acre spring-fed lake and family-owned farms and businesses, can’t help wondering whether the new owners will look to level a long-standing home for the sake of building a new one. “Not a chance,” says Kathy Cullen as to whether that could happen now that her family has taken up residence in one of the ar
This 1895 Victorian Is Bursting With Bold Pattern and Unexpected Vintage Finds (opens the original)
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would be peppered with exclamation points—and, perhaps, the occasional question mark. Take, for example, the over-the-top ottoman he designed that graces the living room. Outfitted in a circus-like pattern, it is hardly the expected choice. “I wanted people to question it, to say, ‘What the heck is that?’ ” he says. “It recalls folk art, which can be a little wacky and fun and weird.” Such is the case for many pieces in Erick’s house, where nothing is too serious yet is nevertheless rooted in cl
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