1840s Greek Revival home gets a beautiful makeover in Woodstock, Vermont

By One Kindesign | Published on September 11, 2026

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Greek Revival home exterior with dark blue siding and a covered porch

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Henley Design beautifully transformed this 1840s Greek Revival home into a 3,500 square foot family haven, situated in Woodstock, Vermont. The property spans an 1840s Greek Revival main house and a reimagined 1960s guesthouse.

The project team collaborated with the homeowners to reimagine their residence, blending New England formality with California ease—embracing knotty pine, mixing artisanal craft from both coasts, and layering patterns to feel fresh, functional, and funky. Continue below to see the rest of this remarkable renovation…

DESIGN DETAILS

INTERIOR DESIGN Henley Design
CONTRACTOR Lessard Management Services
STYLIST Emily Karian

Entryway with a black front door, wood bench, and hanging framed art

Family Room with Pattern-Mixed Sectional Seating

Above: In the family room, the custom sectional features olive coudroy velvet cushions with a plaid slipcover.

Family room with wood panelling and a green sectional with floral pillows

What We Love About This Home

The designer did a beautiful job of updating this home with custom furnishings, mixing patterns and adding touches of whimsy and pops of color throughout. A striking exterior facade of dark navy blue with white trim and black louvered shutters and an inviting covered porch brings you inside where there are plenty of places for gathering with family and friends. We are loving the updated guesthouse with its rustic-meets-vintage style kitchen and comfortable yet inviting spaces where guests will never want to leave!

Tell Us: What are your overall thoughts on the transformation of this Greek Revival home in Vermont? Let us know in the Comments below. We love reading your feedback!

Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other amazing home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of Vermont: A rustic Colonial homestead in Vermont inspired by New England farmsteads and Inside this warm and inviting timber frame home in Vermont’s Green Mountains.

Round coffee table styled with candles, a vase, and a linen book

Wood-Paneled Game Room with Brick Fireplace

Wood-paneled fireplace with a brick surround and round black ottoman

Affectionately known as the “wood room,” this space celebrates its original pine paneling with a retro sensibility. Three seating areas—a game table, velvet chairs by the fireplace, and a tucked-away sectional—make it a hub for family life.

Close-up of a green sofa with floral and patterned throw pillows

Round dining table with plaid chairs in a wood-paneled room

Breakfast Room with Custom Banquette

Breakfast room with a tufted blue bench and mismatched wood chairs

Above: In the breakfast room, a custom banquette grounds the space, while Beata Heuman’s whimsical fabric on the chairs brings a dose of fun to the mix.

Oval dining table with a blue bench and rush-seated wood chairs

Close-up of a celestial-print dining chair cushion tied with red ribbon

Gallery wall of framed art hung from a brass rod in a hallway

Built-in window nook with a gingham cushion between paneled doors

Nursery with a white rattan crib and floral bedding by a window

Nursery corner with a cream glider chair and a leafy patterned valance

Owner’s Bedroom Suite with Teal Built-in Armoire

Bedroom with a dark teal built-in armoire and plaid throw pillows

Above: The owner’s bedroom suite offers calm and comfort, with an arched doorway, perforated leather sconces, and layered natural textiles.

Bedroom nightstand with brass sconce beside a plaid-pillowed bed

Bedroom nightstand beside a blue door and plaid throw pillows

The 1960s Guesthouse Update

Attic sitting room with exposed beams and a blue patterned rug

Above: The 1960s guesthouse brings a playful energy to the property, with bold design choices, funky details, and a kitchen ready for a good time.