Lisa Bates Design

Swedish Farmhouse, a collection of hip and historic design elements available for use in your home restorations. Buyer services also available to find the

A collection of hip and historic design elements gathered by designer Lisa Bates for use in home restoration projects. Buyer services available to find the "perfect piece" for home owners.

04/14/2020

Remember the tile job at Clark Street? Completed and ready for market!

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04/13/2020

Clark Street Dining and Living ... recycled coffee table and base for dining, once were together but now ...apart.

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04/07/2020

Clark Street Stairs......finally reinvented and carpeted. Collected blonde port -hole mirror makes friends with salvaged floor and sweet bench sits underneath

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03/30/2020

Loft hallway at 37 Clark Street .Today is the day .... we can take the time to see the beauty in all things..... an old silk screen from a Utica antique store. Love the blue!

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03/28/2020

37 Clark Street
Kitchen and Living room view , bathed in southern light all day , really efficient cook’s kitchen and gas fireplace for days like these ! And ... those old salvaged art studio floors!!!
Next...

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03/26/2020

Clark Street Story continued .... Blinds by Tom and Scott, Furnishings and Art by Lisa and Leona... More photos to come stay tuned!

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03/21/2020

37 Clark street master bedroom completed. Good light, ac concealed, salvaged floors a surprise, furnished combining old and new!

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03/20/2020

37 Clark street condo update...Need to screen that ugly AC wall unit ...voila.. a good solution we think!

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03/19/2020

Clark Street pantry conclusion. Used Ikea funds and old favorite painting of the Vineyard. A beautiful refinished floor. And a good work horse of a step ladder I found at Brimfield. We are “jonesin” for the May Brimfield show!

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03/18/2020

37 Clark Street renovation update: Added good pantry storage, plenty of shelving. Used sleeker barn sliding door hardware for this one. It pairs well with the stainless kitchen hardware. Lighting is critical.

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02/28/2020

White Shiplap elongates kitchen / living space. No tile necessary! Floors are done, cabinets and stone counters installed.... looking like March!

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02/26/2020

Inspired by Malibu Farm's shiplap for Clark street condos west wall! Fab Scandinavian farm to table if you are in Santa Monica!

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Saratoga Springs, NY

Telephone

+15188587185

Website

http://www.lisabatesdesign.com/

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Meet Lisa

Whether she is transforming or designing a Victorian Farmhouse, a Brick Warehouse or a Hudson City House, Lisa unites the old with the new to create a home inspired by her Scandinavian roots. She calls it ‘Swedish Farmhouse’.

Leaning towards clean lines, simple details and a soft palette of whites, greys, neutral colors and wood, she strives for an unpretentious and understated minimal look. Her mantra has always been ‘less is more’, while she considers the spirit and lifestyle of her clients. She uses limited natural materials in her desire to bring nature inside and to be in step with todays wish for calm and uncluttered surroundings. She is dedicated to creating spaces that inspire a life of simplicity and beauty with timeless style.

When working on a project Lisa almost always finds a place for a piece from her well-traveled collection of Swedish, German or American objects that hold historic and meaningful relevance!

A self taught designer, she studied art at Skidmore College and the Folk Art Institute of New York. Her work has appeared in numerous local and national publications. Country Home, Cottage Style, and Flea Market Style to name a few. She currently resides between Saratoga Springs and Hudson, NY. and has been restoring and designing homes since the year 2000.