Happy Menocal Decorates Family's 1700s Bedford Farmhouse with Custom Murals and Textiles

Artist Happy Menocal designed the interiors of her family's farmhouse in Bedford, New York, a home dating to the 1700s and set within old-growth forest. The project features floor-to-ceiling murals and textiles created from her own designs. Among the distinctive elements are chandeliers fashioned from disposable lasagna trays. The residence is located in Bedford, New York, and the surrounding landscape is characterized by old-growth forest. Menocal is identified as an artist, and the interiors she decorated belong to her family's home. The design work encompasses both wall treatments and fabric pieces, all originating from Menocal's own artistic practice. The farmhouse's origins trace to the 1700s, giving the project a historic architectural context. The chandeliers made from disposable lasagna trays stand out as an unconventional material choice within the traditional farmhouse setting. The feature was published by Architectural Digest.