The firepit is roaring on the Great Porch. In the distance, the majestic peaks of the Shawangunk Mountains shimmer with the season’s changing colors. In the field outside Maplehouse, the table is set for a warm and welcoming feast amid a kaleidoscope of oranges, reds, yellows, and greens.

Interior designer Staver Gray, who along with Christie Ward at their firm Ward + Gray, conceived the interiors for Wildflower Farms, Auberge Collection, is putting the final touches on a tablescape filled with artisanal ceramics, glassware, and linens, along with her own Venetian glass table lamp. It’s a celebration of nature and artisanship—two things found in abundance at the Hudson Valley resort.

“Wildflower Farms is the kind of place that feels as though it was passed down through generations, with furnishings that feel personal and authentic, and enhance the sense of home,” Gray says. “Coming here feels like stepping into a friend’s eclectic country home.”

This philosophy guided the creation of Wildflower Farms’ 65 contemporary cabins and suites, where bespoke furnishings mingle with curated antiques, each piece reflecting the region’s distinctive character. It’s all in the details: Ward even photographed the landscapes across the resort’s 140 secluded acres to replicate their hues in custom-woven rugs, ensuring that even the textiles mirror the serene surroundings.

That respect for authenticity and craftsmanship echoes the ethos of ABASK, a luxury online curator of handcrafted, international home-design pieces. “It’s a source for unique, standout products that shine a light on the makers and their process,” Gray says. Throughout Wildflower Farms, their artisan-first visions come together in beautiful spaces that showcase the intersecting arts of nature and decoration to create a warm welcome for all.