LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PASTURE.

This article from Country Living magazine discusses the renovation of a small cottage on a farm in rural Ohio. The cottage, built in the 1920s, was in a dilapidated condition but was saved by the Dutton family who wanted to preserve its character. The renovation process involved uncovering hidden gems, such as original heart-pine floorboards, and embracing imperfections to create a lived-in feel. The cottage now features a muted and moody color palette, natural light, and salvaged materials. The article also highlights specific design elements, such as Shaker cabinetry and a reclaimed claw-foot tub. The cottage's exterior is inspired by the surrounding goldenrod wildflowers, and the rebuilt porch invites visitors to enjoy the sunset. [Extracted from the article]