See how one Texas couple breathed new life into their 1911 farmhouse

Creative people often gather inspiration from their environment, whether that be the structure that they call home or the area surrounding it. So it's no surprise that Harper and Jimmy Quill of South Austin, Texas chose to inject their personal brand of style into their restored 1911 farmhouse. The exterior of the home features an expansive wraparound porch with traditional beadboard flooring and a neutral color palette. In addition, an evening visit on the back porch provides a clear view of the lights of Austin in the distance.

The neutral theme of the home's exterior is quickly stripped away upon gaining access to the entrance. A selection of rich, vibrant colors and vintage art pieces accent much of this 4000 square foot farmhouse. Each room showcases an eclectic gallery of vintage and reclaimed items, each of which have been carefully chosen by the homeowners. Kitchen hardware, treated in a bath of sulphuric acid, and a 100+ year old lighting fixture from a retired train car add character to the home's classic white kitchen. Unusual finds, like a vintage car mirror in one of the home's 3 bathrooms, can also be found throughout the residence.

A recording studio, built by Jimmy, adds the finishing touch to this artistic retreat.

A full wraparound porch provides space for multiple seating and dining areas for guests to enjoy the view from.

Warm, mustard-colored walls create a colorful backdrop for selection of vintage prints.

A collection of family pictures and treasures adorn a time-worn hutch in the kitchen.

Classic Shaker-style cabinetry and warm granite countertops pop against the kitchen's golden yellow walls.

A slim, 15 foot dining table allows the home's owners to accommodate a number of friends, family and fellow artists on any night.

Rich indigo walls anchor the design of this spacious master bedroom while a vaulted ceiling adds vertical space.

Each of the home's guest bedrooms has its own bedroom to make visitor's truly feel at home.

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