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Yond Interiors Transforms New Hampshire Horse Barn into Layered Family Retreat

architecture-design · 2026-10-16

Yond Interiors has converted a former horse barn in New Hampshire into a charming retreat featuring three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The barn, which was relocated to the site years ago, showcases its vibrant electric green exterior alongside a rustic wood interior. Julia Miller, the founder of Yond Interiors, sought to soften the barn’s inherent character. Original columns and beams remain in the living area, complemented by wallpaper, including a duck motif in the powder room. The kitchen boasts green backsplash tiles from Lucy McMillan, stone countertops, and Arc Dome pendant lights. Custom furnishings from Yond's sister brand, Brunel, include an ash dining table and vintage lounge chairs, while textile art introduces vibrant colors and textures, inviting exploration through the evolving New England landscape.

Key facts

  • The project is a conversion of an old horse barn in New Hampshire into a three-bed, three-bath family getaway.
  • Yond Interiors, based in Minneapolis and New York, led the renovation, with founder Julia Miller overseeing the design.
  • The barn had been moved onto the clients' property many years before and had an electric green exterior.
  • The interior features extensive exposed wood, which the design team aimed to soften rather than highlight.
  • Wallpaper was used extensively, including a duck-patterned 'classic cabin' design in the powder room and a Japanese-influenced print in the primary bedroom.
  • The kitchen backsplash features green tiles by New Zealand ceramicist Lucy McMillan, who presses different clays for a marbled effect.
  • Yond's sister brand, Brunel, custom-designed most furniture and lighting, including a coffee table with fabric-wrapped legs and a walnut top.
  • Other furnishings include the Riva Sideboard by Patricia Urquiola for Cimento, a Souvenir Table Lamp from Kawabi, and vintage lounge chairs.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Yond Interiors
  • Brunel
  • Allied Maker
  • Farrow & Ball
  • Cimento
  • Kawabi
  • Wallpaper*
  • Kelly Wearstler
  • Condé Nast
  • BMW Group
  • Architectural Digest
  • Interior Design
  • Sight Unseen
  • Dezeen
  • Gestalten
  • Rizzoli
  • Glitterati
  • Departures
  • Farfetch
  • FastCompany
  • The Independent
  • Cultured
  • Google Cultural Institute

Locations

  • New Hampshire
  • United States
  • Minneapolis
  • New York
  • Mexico
  • New Zealand
  • New England

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