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D D. FARMHOUSE FLOOR PLANS FOR THE LANCASTER AND HUGHES HOMES. BRIGHT YELLOW FOR THE HUGHES, THE LANCASTER HOME AREA IS IN GOLD. SET DESIGNER ERIK ROBERT. E. LANCASTER ENTRY FOYER. SET PHOTO. F. LANCASTER DINING ROOM. SET PHOTO. SET PHOTOS BY MICHAEL NEWMAN, SHANE MICHAEL PHOTOGRAPHY The design of the Lancaster mansion side was a complete renovation. The farmhouse charm needed to be cleared out so that it could take on a modern custom look. Wallpaper and beadboard were removed and the walls and ceilings repainted. A signature arch motif was created and integrated into all of the archways and door panels in the mansion. Polished travertine tile, along with chrome accent details were added for punch and polish. Aesthetically, farmhouse windows tend to be longer and larger to accommodate the flow of air. Smaller, modern windows were fitted into the large existing window jambs to modernize the space to a more contemporary aesthetic. The main entrance of the Lancaster home opens into the foyer to reveal a grand staircase and chandelier. To the left and right of the foyer are the living room and the dining room. The second floor features the master suite, as well as an additional room that was used as a swing set space for four additional sets. The mansion needed some extra touches, and with the advantage of high ceilings and a wide entryway, Korey designed a chandelier made up of twenty-seven individual hanging globes at different heights and diameters. The chandelier was rigged to adjust, according to the needs of camera, and fitted with hue bulbs to change in intensity and color as needed. The other signature feature was a grand staircase with a modern twist. In the world of the show, Stephanie Lancaster created a pattern that was to E F