This farmhouse, built in the 1800s, sits just off of Main Street in a town outside of the Catskill Mountains. With tall trees and green pastures all around, the country home looks charming even at a distance.

When the home was built in the 1800s, a stove like this was essential for staying warm and cooking dinner. Now, the designers at Art Home Garden, use it to maintain the integrity of the farmhouse -- and occasionally heat a tea kettle.

Entertaining's a breeze with a dining room that flows right into the open kitchen. Against the window, four cross-backed stools and a long counter can be used as a breakfast bar or as extra seating when the owners host parties.

LABLstudio strived to maintain a sense of the home's church origins by highlighting architectural elements like the beautiful, arched front door. A repurposed peg board hung on the wall makes for a fun spot to hang scarves and jackets.