Main Level Floor PlanSecond Level Floor PlanThis is the front elevation of the Mediterranean-style home wherein the main entry is showcased with its large arch reaching to the roof.The right elevation of the house features the large garage door that can fit up to three cars. You can also see here that there is an exit on the right wall.This is the left elevation of the home. On this side, there are only a few small windows and an exit door on the main level behind the garage.The rear elevation of the house showcases more of its Mediterranean-style arches and glass windows with three exits toward the backyard.
This view of the main entry of the house makes you appreciate the majestic tall arch above the main doors that has a large transom window. These are then complemented by the warm yellow glow of the exterior lights that also brightens the garage doors.
Upon entry, you are welcomed by this foyer that has a curved staircase with dark wooden steps to match the dark hardwood flooring as well as the wrought iron railings that contrast the bright beige walls.
On the side of this curved staircase is a cushioned bench paired with a beige patterned area rug that contrasts the dark hardwood flooring but matches the bright tall ceiling with a chandelier.
This is the massive living room with a grand feel to its tall coffered ceiling paired with tall arched transom windows above the glass doors that lead to the backyard.
The dark hardwood flooring of the living room matches with the two embedded wooden structures flanking the fireplace across from the beige sofa set.
From the large living room, we move to this cozy and intimate formal dining area with light gray walls and ceiling complemented by the moldings that illuminate from the crystal chandelier hanging from the middle of the ceiling.
This chandelier hangs over a long wooden dining table paired with elegant upholstered chairs that has wooden legs to match the flooring.
This brilliant and charming kitchen has a couple of large crystal chandelier hanging over the immense kitchen island paired with cushioned stools for the breakfast bar.
This kitchen island is paired with white shaker cabinets and drawers lining the walls. From this angle, you can see the cooking area at the far end topped with a vent hood.
This is the view of the bathroom from the vantage of the shower area that is enclosed with glass across from the large vanity lit by the wall-mounted lamps.
beside the glass-enclosed shower area is the bathtub placed at the corner inlaid with the same white marble as the walls of the shower area and the floor of the bathroom.
This is the beautiful indoor balcony that overlooks the large living room. From here, you can clearly see the elegant beige coffered ceiling and the tall arched glass windows.
This Italianate home has an elegance and pride to its exteriors that are dominated by tall arches and balconies. These elements are then augmented by the bright beige hues and the complementing warm yellow lights to give it a bit of warmth.
The main floor plan of this gorgeous home shows the luxury of its grand foyer with a large curved staircase. It also showcases the large living room that is sure to invite a certain wonder to everyone who sees it for the first time. The design centers on this central area and gives it access to the other parts of the house with ease.
The second level floor plan also centers on the foyer and grand living room with its large open spaces. These are dedicated for indoor balconies to better observe the large foyer and living room. These are bordered with simple wrought iron railings that stand out against the beige walls.
The best part of this home is unmistakably the living room with its soaring coffered ceiling and a large wall of glass. The amazing thing about the glass wall on that side is that they also open up the large living room to the backyard which even adds to the illusion of its size.
Jon Dykstra owns an interior design company in North Vancouver, British Columbia. He's fascinated by architecture and interiors. He also enjoys gardening at his "house in the burbs" and "homesteading" at his off-the-grid boat-access cabin.
Combine all that with a love of writing and Homestratsophere.com was born. He balances his working time between running his interior design company, working on his off-the-grid cabin and publishing homestratosphere.com.
