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      Historic Homes

      A 200-Year Old Farmhouse Reimagined in Upstate New York

      On today’s episode of Homeworthy, designer Louise Copeland takes us inside a stunning historic farmhouse in Germantown, New York.

      Originally built in the 1830s, this Gothic Revival gem was purchased by her clients, who wanted a place that would perfectly blend history with modern comforts.

      The home’s design, led by Copeland, incorporates 19th-century antiques, contemporary pieces, and a growing collection of art, creating a space that feels timeless yet thoroughly modern. Enjoy!

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