Ever wonder what it would be like to step into the home of your favorite designer? Well, now you can actually do that for an entire weekend, because Jenni Kayne just listed her upstate New York farmhouse on Airbnb.
Nestled in Tivoli, a small town in the heart of New York's picturesque Hudson Valley, the farmhouse is an easy two-hour drive from downtown Manhattan — perfect for a weekend getaway. The property itself is nothing short of spectacular.
Its four-bed, three-bath farmhouse is complemented with several outdoor amenities like a large in-ground pool, sauna, and a hot tub, all adjacent to the Oaks Wellness Club, an invite-only destination, dedicated to wellness and beauty treatments.
Inside, the farmhouse exudes a modern rustic ambience with its nature-inspired color scheme and intriguing textural details. It's a blissful pairing of design styles — Jenni's signature California laid-back elegance united with the rural charm of upstate New York.
"The Farmhouse was really about combining our West Coast look with the classic East Coast feel," the designer shares with Livingetc. "We wanted it to feel like a natural progression in our design story, so we focused on bringing in lots of texture and inspired neutrals, and made sure to really draw on the surrounding landscape when it came to the details."
The hanging wood fireplace is a key feature of the great room — it adds to the home's rustic charm and is tastefully juxtaposed with modern decor.
Jenni explains that the Hudson Valley environment greatly influenced the design direction for this farmhouse. "The beautiful surroundings were my biggest source of inspiration," she says. "I am always looking to nature when it comes to interiors, and the lush greenery, changing seasons, and quiet sensibilities of the Hudson Valley really spoke to me when crafting this space."
As you could imagine, the home itself is filled with furnishings from Jenni's own farmhouse collection, a curation of furniture and decor also inspired by the charmingly rustic aesthetic of upstate New York. Consider this a real way to 'try before you buy'.
In the great room, which happens to be Jenni's favorite spot in the home, color trends like burnt amber tastefully complement the soft hues of white and ivory, creating a relaxing and serene space.
All the latest fabric trends are there too — bouclé and linen contribute to the room's design, adding tactile appeal. And thanks to the floor-to-almost-ceiling windows, the outdoors feels apart of the interior design scheme, adding another, though subtle, layer of color and texture to the space.
The burl wood decor revival is underway, and I couldn't be more excited to get behind a trend. This wood finish adds so much character to a space, simply through its color and knotty details.
Looking for some coffee table decor? Add this sleek ceramic vessel to your table. It's handmade and crafted in a stunning dark brown color. Leave it empty on your table or fill it with flowers to add some color to your space.
My vote for best accent chair is any style in bouclé. And this elegant chair just might take the cake. With its soft, textural material and elegant wing-backed shape, this chair will add just the right amount of sophisticated charm to any room.
Just behind the living space is the dining area — complete with a table for six, an elegant pendant light, and a large feature window that invites the stunning Hudson Valley backdrop inside. And beyond that is the chef's kitchen, which features a stunning black kitchen island that strikingly contrasts the white walls and ivory-tiled backsplash.
The great room of this farmhouse also houses the living space, dining space, and kitchen — each with differing purposes, yet the aesthetic appeal never falters. Instead, the cohesive and complementary design of each section of the great room create individual spaces that stand apart but shine together.
The design of this dining chair was inspired by chairs in Jenni's own home. It features a removable linen slip cover that is meant to bring an elegant style to your dining space without sacrificing comfort. This chair comes in four different colors and features a stylish lumbar pillow for extra support.
I'm a sucker for white dinnerware sets — they bring a classic elegance to any dinner table. This white soup bowl is just that, and when paired with the matching set (which is complete with plates, mugs, and more), your dinner table will look sleek and sophisticated.
In need of some new stools for your kitchen island? Opt for a few of these white oak counter stools. This stool measures about 38" in height, and is finished with an elegant seatback and subtly scooped seat for extra comfort.
The minimalist bedrooms are a perfect representation of the home's effortless combination of classic Californian style blended with upstate New York charm. Each room is decorated with neutrals — from the white freshness of the primary suite to the dark chocolate richness of the guest room.
There's a simple sophistication that radiates through each of these rooms. It starts with the neutral color palette and continues through the use of textured materials like linen, bouclé, and shearling.
Some think bouclé is an overused material, while others can't get enough of its tactile charm. I fall in line with the latter — the soft, nubby texture adds so much character to a room, even in small doses like this throw pillow.
There's something peaceful and laid-back about the look of linen bedsheets — they even make wrinkles look chic. And as a bonus, they feel good, too. Linen bedding is known for being light, airy, and super breathable.
Craving more texture? Introduce some shearling to your room — an ultra-soft and plush material that doesn't only look good, but it feels good, too. This ottoman would like gorgeous by itself, or pair it with the matching Brentwood Chair.
The farmhouse is the perfect escape — both its indoor decor and outdoor furnishings unite to bring Jenni Kayne's laid-back California charm to the East Coast.
So, if you're in need of a getaway (and have $1,300 to spare), head over to Airbnb to find Jenni Kayne's dreamy Hudson Valley oasis.
Prefer to stay closer to town? Any one of these beautiful New York hotels boasting the best design should do the trick.
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