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HOUSE TOUR | A 1700s Stone Home Steeped in History

One of our favorite hosts, Ruth McKeaney, meets with her friend Cara Brown at her 300 year-old home in Lambertville, New Jersey on today's episode of Homeworthy. For more extraordinary home tours, visit our website: https://homeworthy.com/ Host Ruth McKeaney explores the unique and eclectic home of her friend, jewelry designer Cara Brown. Originally hailing from the Lone Star State, Cara has seamlessly integrated her Texan roots into the rich history of Lambertville. The cottage, dating back to 1724, boasts original fireplaces and low wood-beamed ceilings, providing a timeless backdrop for Cara's artistic expression. From estate sale treasures to unexpected pops of color, Cara's maximalist approach transforms every corner of her residence into a captivating masterpiece. Join Ruth as she delves into the intricate details of how Cara seamlessly fuses old-world needlepoint with modern art, creating a tapestry of creativity that feels both current and timeless. Enjoy! #hometour #interiordesign #homedecor LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Homeworthy's YouTube channel for more home tours and design content Be sure to visit https://www.homeworthy.com/shop to discover amazing furniture, art, and accessories handpicked by our editors to help transform your house into a home - all of the items are inspired by the episodes you see here on this channel! Follow us on Instagram:   / homeworthy   Follow us on TikTok:   / homeworthy   Visit Cara Brown's website: https://carabrowndesigns.com/ Follow Cara on Instagram:   / carabrowndesigns   Visit Ruth McKeaney's website: https://www.hungry4home.com/ Follow Ruth on Instagram:   / hungryforhome   Purchase Ruth's book, Hungry for Home, here: https://rstyle.me/+b9-ESJDLOn1dixKfnZ...