In the heart of rural France, a centuries-old stone estate has been reimagined as a “forever home of the future.” The I.C.E. House Showhome by Jennifer Farrell fuses ancient craftsmanship with forward-thinking design — a stunning testament to how history and modernity can coexist in perfect balance.

For the Indy House reveal, Farrell and her collaborators transport viewers into a visual dreamscape brought to life with virtual artistry that captures every nuance of the transformation. The design honors the integrity of the historic structure while introducing sleek, contemporary finishes that feel both daring and inevitable.

Throughout the space, Emser Tile’s Metamor and Eclissi collections set the tone for tactile sophistication — cool stone meets subtle sheen in a play of light and texture. Precision Litokol grout from Tile Doctor ensures each line feels intentional, while Signature Hardware cabinet and door hardware add sculptural polish and a sense of grounded luxury. Grohe kitchen and bath fittings introduce a gleaming, modern sophistication while in the baths, Duravit fixtures and vanities marry sculptural beauty with functional elegance. The beautiful kitchen and bath brands at Indy House are all brought together through the extraordinary offerings of Ferguson Home.

The result is a masterclass in contrast: enduring stone walls that whisper of the past, met by refined modern surfaces that speak of tomorrow. The I.C.E. House is not just a renovation — it’s a reinvention of what it means to live beautifully, for centuries to come.