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"An Elegant New York Farmhouse by Gil Schafer\nFrom its Federal-style wing to its neo-Victorian carriage barn, a new farmhouse by architect Gil Schafer blends a century of American country heritage into a single transcendent whole\nPlanted with boxwood clipped to resemble clouds, a sculptural parterre fronts a Dutchess County, New York, farmhouse created by G. P. Schafer Architect; the benches are by Jamb.\nIn the entrance hall, the antique English gilt-wood mirror and the 19th-century Irish mahogany bookcase are both from Niall Smith Antiques.\nA Walton Ford painting spans one wall of the living room; the lamps are by Vaughan, the Gustavian chairs are from Evergreen Antiques, and the circa-1880s Sultanabad rug is from Beauvais Carpets.\nA de Gournay wallpaper lines the dining room, which hosts a Regency table and chairs; the gilt-wood chandelier is from TheronWareHudson, the George III mirror is from Cove Landing, and the sisal rug is by Beauvais Carpets.\nThe kitchen features Schafer-designed cabinetry and light fixtures by Ann-Morris Antiques; the hood and range are by Wolf, the microwave is by Viking, the sink is by Waterworks, and the barstools are by Mulligan's.\nMunder-Skiles chairs accompany a skirted table on the ground-floor glazed porch.\nThe family room contains a chesterfield sofa designed by Schafer and upholstered in a Nancy Corzine velvet; the suzani throw is from Yellow Church Antiques.\nA Robert Kime linen from John Rosselli &amp;amp; Assoc. dresses the window and bed in the master bedroom; the swing-arm wall lamps are from Circa Lighting, and the ikat pillow is by Madeline Weinrib.\nThe master bath's alcove frames a Waterworks tub; the sconce is by Ann-Morris Antiques, the window-shade fabric is by Robert Kime, and the sink stand was designed by Schafer.\nA bedroom is lined with a Ralph Lauren Home linen stripe; the lamps are by John Rosselli &amp;amp; Assoc.\nA columned cabana is situated alongside the discreet swimming pool.\nBehind the cabana is the Fountain Garden, designed by Alexandra Kasmin; the granite basin is by Stone Structures, and the benches are by Munder-Skiles.\nA Greek Revival veranda overlooks the rolling landscape."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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