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Life · Home & design · published 2026-08-19 · via Architectural Digest

Designer Resurrects a Decaying 1930s Country Retreat, Blending Antiques and Modern Comfort

Designer Tatyana Miron restored her family's dilapidated 1930s home in Carmel, New York, embracing an eclectic mix of styles and materials rather than strict matching. The property, located within a private outdoor-focused club founded in 1924, now features custom sofas, vintage furniture, and original artwork, reflecting Miron's belief that beautiful objects coexist harmoniously. The renovation involved collaboration with architects, landscape designers, and builders to revive the once-ruined stone house.

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