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In Chatham, a Barn and Greenhouse Learn to Host

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Designer Shawn Henderson has given a working greenhouse and utility barn in Chatham, New York, a new job: a 2,500-square-foot guest house. The transformation keeps the footprint of two structures once built for chores and cultivation, reworking them into a single home meant for company. Photographer Stephen Kent Johnson documented the result, an upstate outbuilding recast for a different kind of use.

With reporting from Surface.

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