Interior designer Mindy Haber, a principal at Cummings Architecture and Interiors, was looking for a new home. This was her chance to put her creative stamp on a project for her own family, instead of for a client—“to use all the wallpapers and fabrics that I had been eyeing for a long time,” as she puts it.
The goal was to create a family home that would feel adamantly livable, but stylish and versatile enough for holiday entertaining. Her choice was an unassuming ranch house in Topsfield, Mass., that had seen better days. With her designer’s eye, she knew the structure provided just the right “blank slate” for her creativity.
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