Design Reveals

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Within the Interconnected Changeable Environments Showhome Experience by Jennifer Farrell, each home offers its own interpretation of contemporary living. The Extension House Kitchen reflects a more tranquil expression — one where simplicity, material integrity, and sculptural form come together to create a deeply calming environment.

Designed as the gathering center of Extension House, the kitchen balances architectural clarity with tactile richness. Rather than relying on overt ornamentation, Jennifer Farrell allows the materials themselves to tell the story. Clean cabinetry lines, restrained color palettes, and carefully layered textures establish an atmosphere that feels both modern and timeless.

Dekton counter surfaces from Cosentino ensure the kitchen delivers durability alongside elegance. These materials provide the resilience required for everyday cooking and entertaining while maintaining a refined aesthetic.

Above the dining area within the kitchen, a striking Uroko glass chandelier from Kalco introduces an element of sculptural drama, grounding the room with warmth and visual presence. The fixture acts as both lighting and art, reinforcing Farrell’s philosophy that functional elements should also contribute to the emotional experience of the space. Cape leather sconces from Kalco provide dimensional drama, illuminating textural Metamor wall tile from Emser Tile – with Litokol grout and non-toxic installation products enhancing the tile story.

Throughout the kitchen, details are intentionally curated. Architectural hardware and finishing elements — including the bespoke switches and sockets from Corston, flawlessly engineered sink and faucet from Grohe, and leather-clad cabinet hardware from Signature Hardware by Ferguson Home — bring craftsmanship to even the smallest interactions. These subtle touches elevate the space and reinforce the idea that true luxury lives in the details.

The Extension House Kitchen ultimately reflects one of the guiding principles behind Interconnected Changeable Environments: a home designed not just to impress visually, but to support daily rituals with beauty, longevity, and thoughtful design.

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At the center of the I.C.E. House estate stands Center House — the largest and most architecturally expressive of the three structures. Once a working cattle barn, it has been reimagined as the emotional and experiential anchor of the property, where arrival becomes an event and hospitality is woven into the architecture itself.

Entering Center House, visitors are greeted by a soaring two-story volume defined by centuries-old limestone walls and restored structural posts. These historic elements frame a modern glass-encased wine cellar — a sculptural focal point that bridges past and present with effortless elegance.

Lighting plays a central role in shaping the space. Custom sculptural lightwork from Kalco, inspired by organic forms, draws the eye upward and enhances the room’s architectural drama. Throughout the space, antique brass dimmer switches from Corston offer tactile beauty, reading like tailored jewelry set against ancient stone.

The entry flows seamlessly into an intimate wine lounge adjacent to the entertainer’s kitchen, creating a natural rhythm between arrival, gathering, and celebration. Furnishings, rugs, and décor from Jennifer Farrell for Global Views layer warmth and refinement, while a dramatic two-story custom wallpaper mural introduces romance and visual storytelling.

Discreet doors disappear into the mural itself, revealed only by bespoke door hardware from Signature Hardware — a quiet design moment that underscores the attention to detail throughout the home. Curated through Ferguson Home, each element contributes to a space that feels both grand and deeply personal.

The Center House entry and wine lounge are more than transitional spaces — they are an invitation, setting the tone for a home where history, beauty, and human connection coexist in harmony. 

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This breathtaking design brings new life to a centuries-old stone estate in the French countryside. What you’re seeing is not a photograph, but a stunningly realistic visual production offering a first glimpse at this groundbreaking “forever home of the future.”  The Indy House reveal showcases a visionary approach to “ancient meets modern.” Timeworn stone walls and historic architecture are preserved and celebrated, contrasted with sleek, contemporary finishes that redefine luxury living. Emser Tile’s Metamor and Eclissi collections create a refined surface story throughout, their textures balancing rustic authenticity with modern artistry. Precision Litokol grout from Tile Doctor enhances the craftsmanship with seamless detailing. Elegant cabinet and door hardware by Signature Hardware brings refined tactile luxury to every touchpoint, while Grohe kitchen and bath fittings introduce a gleaming, modern sophistication. In the baths, Duravit fixtures and vanities marry sculptural beauty with functional elegance, completing a palette of surfaces and finishes that is both tactile and timeless. The beautiful kitchen and bath brands at Indy House are all brought together through the extraordinary offerings of Ferguson Home. Bespoke switches and sockets from Corston offer the perfect finishing touch. The overall effect is one of quiet sophistication — a dialogue between history and innovation, permanence and progress — capturing the soul of old-world France in a thoroughly modern masterpiece.