This farmhouse with classic decor in New Canaan, Connecticut is a sort of showhouse for One Kings Lane since it was designed with items from their featured brands, but it’s not just for show…it also happens to be home to One Kings Lane president Debbie Propst and her family. If you live near it, you should definitely take the tour!
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Classic Interior Design in One Kings Lane Connecticut Farmhouse
Living Room
Kitchen
Open shelving is a well established feature in farmhouse kitchens, and we are accustomed to seeing weathered wood cutting boards and stoneware displayed on shelves…so it’s refreshing to see the other side of rustic here. The homeowner’s collection of English silver and lacy china marry beautifully with the traditional bead board wall, and why not see and use these pieces everyday?
(If this elegant look tingles your jingles,you will LOVE this kitchen I shared.)

For many, a rustic harvest farm table is a farmhouse kitchen staple, whether the farmhouse design is traditional or modern. What we see in OKL’s farmhouse kitchen is not a planked antique, but a fresh, friendly, and contemporary 55″ Charlotte round table and chairs. The pieces for me read soft and sculptural which you are hard pressed to achieve with a rugged, wonky wood suite…and the circular table lends itself to friendly family chatter.
Entries: Front and Back
The front entry has changed as you’ll see…here it is before the trim was painted and the area was wallpapered.
Here is the after…
Dining Room
Playroom
Family Room
I love how truly “undecorated” this family room feels. Though it is layered, it presents as if it has evolved over time. If you love skirted tables, you may love these!
Designer Nicole Fisher listened to the homeowner’s ideas and using curated items soured online, not only created a charming family home, but an inspiring show house in New Canaan. The concept is known as “residential retail” so customers can see furnishings in context and how real people use them. It’s a brilliant marketing plan I hope more home décor brands adopt.
Architect: Royal Barry Wills/Designer: Nicole Fisher/Photography: Frank Tribble
Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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Hi Michele,
Thanks for another great post. Don’t know if you have this book, but if not take a peek at The New Eighteenth-Century Home by Michele Lalande. It is about $25 on Amazon. Great French, Scandi-inspired interiors. I just received it and am really enjoying it. -Karyn
Author
I will definitely check it out! Thanks so much. 🙂