The dining room, which had been the living room, is one of the few spaces not completely gutted during the renovation. Remnants From the Past Photo by Julian Wass During the remodel, 12-inch limed oak boards were installed horizontally as paneling. The downstairs den still has its original pine floors. The rebuilt stairway is anchored with a vintage newel post and reclaimed pine treads for an authentic look. The original front entry and staircase were relocated from the side of the house to the center of the new plan, improving circulation between the new and old parts. Along the front is a 6-foot-deep porch and entry two dormers up top maximize living space in the upstairs master suite. The new side wing holds a living room with the screened porch in back. The new Rumford firebox is an 18th-century design that maximizes the amount of radiant heat put into the room it is topped with an antique beam for a mantel. Screen panels are changed out for glass versions in cold weather. Though all new, the open-air great room is entirely in keeping with the simple aesthetic of the original farmhouse-from the kitchen's antique pine floors and flat-panel cabinetry to the porch's beadboard ceiling.The porch functions as the family room year-round. Mahogany countertops, double-crown molding, salvaged pine floors, Shaker-style cabinets with footed bases, and vintage glass jars wired as pendant lamps give the kitchen its traditional feel.Ī "lift-and-slide" mechanism allows the four French doors to double up, then disappear into wall pockets on either side of the 9-foot-wide opening, creating a seamless transition between the kitchen and screened porch. The island offers workspace and room for casual dining, while an office area holds space for recycling and paperwork. The L-shaped kitchen, designed by Smith River Kitchens, includes a wall oven and sink along the window side and a range and refrigerator along the adjacent wall. "We love fresh air, and we love having our kitchen open to a porch so that it feels like one big room," says Allison, who runs her own interior design business. They wanted the 1880s cottage they bought and renovated to have a breezy, summer-house feeling year-round.Ī new wing with a screened-in porch adjacent to the kitchen did the trick. But at the same time, I found her extremely lovable and endearing.Luke and Allison Babcock loved the antique charm of the 19th-century houses clustered around the historic seaside village of Sag Harbor, New York. I think the one thing that I was the most fascinated by was the fact that a robot could cry. I thought she was spunky, emotional and intelligent. My most favourite character from the show was Vicki. It was a show that lasted for about 30-40 minutes if I am not mistaken.
In the audio note, Deepika Padukone recalled watching the show as a kid and said, "I remember coming back from school and looking forward to watching Small Wonder. Sharing the audio story on her profile, Deepika Padukone asked her Instafam, "Which show do you miss watching?" What followed was some never-ending intervention from his neighbors and a comedy of errors. The show revolved around an engineer named Ted Lawson, who creates a robot which looks like a real human and passes it off as his adopted daughter Vicki. Any guesses? Well, she was talking about Small Wonder. The actress, who has been quite active on social media since the last few days, talked about her favourite show as a child. "Was most fascinated by was the fact that a robot could cry," she saidĭeepika Padukone just shared a new audio diary and it is making us very nostalgic."I thought she was spunky, emotional and intelligent," she added."My most favourite character from the show was Vicki," said Deepika.
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