Natural Rhythms – Meet Lindsay and Austin Guibor, Hudson’s Restoration and Interior Design Couple

You may know Lindsay and Austin Guibor from their Natural Rhythms storefront across from the Amtrak station in the warehouse. Lindsay is a Red Hook native, who grew up in the Hudson Valley, met Austin while living in southern California, and brought him back upstate to fulfill their dreams of restoring and decorating old houses.

The couple work together, each adding their own expertise to every project. They’ve taken on some old forgotten homes, which, like many in the area, required a bit of repair. “One house was abandoned for almost ten years and had a hole in the roof,” said Lindsay. “But when you do what you love, it’s not like work,” added Austin.

As we walked through an 1806 Ghent farmhouse, Lindsay and Austin pointed out where they made changes. They opened up walls, pulled up old floor boards, and replaced them with new or restored wood. The Little Ghent Manor (now rentable) was lovingly decorated and restored for a client with local lumber from Ghent Wood Products, right down the road.

Lindsay sells furniture and home decor in the design store in the Hudson warehouse, and will use pieces when redecorating a space.

“Sometimes, the space needs a pergola or a firepit.” said Lindsay. She works with each client to create warm, intimate settings where family and friends can create and share life’s special moments.

Austin and Lindsay try to salvage and save as much as possible – the cabinets may only need a coat of paint or the floors refinished. They enjoy their work, and as a couple working together, “We love crafting and creating spaces for people.” said Lindsay.

To contact Austin and Lindsay Guibor, visit their website: Natural Rhythms Design and Build or scroll through their instagram account. You can also visit their space in the warehouse across from the Hudson Amtrak station, near Hudson Brewing Co. The house pictured above, The Little Ghent Manor is rentable on Airbnb, here.