This feature in Modern Farmhouse Style spotlights the renovation of a 1900s Canadian farmhouse completed by Blake Farrow Project Management in collaboration with the homeowners and Farrow Arcaro Design. The project focused on creating an open, modernized kitchen, expanded living and entertaining spaces. Comfort was improved while preserving the home’s original character and architectural charm.
Chosen for its blend of contemporary finishes and rustic details, this transformation showcases our expertise in farmhouse renovations that elevate everyday living while preserving the original charm.

Design & Build Features Highlighted in the Article:
A 14-foot bump-out, expanding the kitchen and creating a proper dining room that incorporates the exterior of the old log cabin.
Log cabin transformed into a cozy living room with a loft.
Added views of their country property with larger windows and doors with modern black trim.
An industrial steel beam spans the kitchen and dining room, creating a striking complement to the exposed brick and original log walls.
Wood-burning fireplace rebuilt from fieldstones culled from the property.
Custom millwork in rich, bold colours.

This feature appears exclusively in the print edition of the magazine.
Explore more about this project in the ‘New Old Farmhouse’ Project Link below