A Redesigned Vermont Getaway Exudes Comfort and Sophistication

This informal dining area has a zinc acid-washed steel table from Zentique as its centerpiece. A mix of metal chairs through Four Hands and slipcovered ones from Lee Industries provide the seating.

A jute Fibreworks rug adds a textural layer to the living room, where a Bernhardt sofa continues the home’s neutral color scheme. The stump stool is from Wisteria, the coffee table is through Cisco Brothers, and the tripod lamp is by Visual Comfort.

In the basement, custom sofas sport faux-suede fronts, linen backs and flannel cushions. The iron side table is through Dovetail.

The soapstone-topped island serves as a second seating area in the kitchen. The bar stools and bench wear a durable vinyl, with the latter touting a Pindler linen back. The freestanding antique cupboard is from the Depot at Gibson Mill.

The staircase featuring barnwood treads was relocated to the center of the main living space. Architect Ken Pursley and interior designer Bronwyn Ford had the corners of the steps mitered, so that no raw wood is exposed.

A pair of chairs from the homeowners’ collection extends the textural theme to the landing, where a slipcovered sofa and aged-elm coffee table are from RH. The chandelier and sconces are from Arteriors, and the rug is through Stark.

A custom concrete trough sink with Kingston Brass fixtures makes a statement in the bunk-room bathroom, where the lighting is by Visual Comfort and the tile is Walker Zanger.

A guest room with a desk from Four Hands and a Kofod Larsen Penguin chair has a platform bed from RH; the nightstand suspended by leather straps is from Roost.

In another guest room, visitors can relax and read on a Van Thiel & Co. sofa through Four Hands. The petrified-wood table is through ABC Carpet & Home. A nightstand from the Depot at Gibson Mill sits next to a Bernhardt bed. The bedding is from Pine Cone Hill.