This is the front view of this Traditional-style home with textured beige exterior walls that are complemented by the lush green trees, shrubs and those colorful flowering plants that bring in a dash of color to the base of the house as well as complement the concrete walkway.
This closer look allows us to see the main entry of the house. It has an arched entryway flanked by wall-mounted lamps and complemented by the dark wooden tone of the double doors with glass panels.
This is the foyer of the house with a tall ceiling that contrasts with the surrounding beige walls and has a cushioned bench on the side for waiting guests.
These beige walls are contrasted by the dark wooden elements of the waist-high cabinet, wooden banisters of the staircase as well as the tall ceiling with exposed beams.
The dark wooden ceiling hangs a large majestic chandelier over the foyer that has charming terracotta flooring tiles. This view also shows that the tall wall of the stairs is adorned with a charming tapestry.
From the foyer, the terracotta flooring transitions to a dark hardwood flooring in the living room that has a tall cove ceiling brightened by the chandelier that hangs over the wooden coffee table by the fireplace.
The fireplace of this living room has a beautiful mantle that is topped with a couple of lamps and a painting that is mounted on the white wall panel surrounded by light green walls.
This other living room has a more rustic tone to its dark brown leather sofa set that matches the dark brown coffered ceiling. These are paired with a comforting stone fireplace topped with a colorful tapestry.
behind the dark brown leather sofa of this living room is the bar that is dominated by a large wooden structure that blends perfectly with the wooden ceiling that is complemented by the yellow lights of the chandelier.
From there, we move through an arched entryway into this charming and intimate dining room with a simple wooden dining table matched by the wooden chairs topped with a wrought iron chandelier and surrounded by beige walls.
This other dining room has a more formal vibe to its dark wooden dining table and cushioned chairs that match with the dark brown tone of the ceiling, walls and hardwood flooring covered with a patterned area rug.
This warm and homey kitchen has a large dark brown wooden kitchen island that is paired with wooden stools of the same hue for a breakfast bar.
The beige shaker cabinets and drawers of the cabinetry lining the walls are more of a match for the beige tray ceiling with recessed lights. This view showcases the stainless steel stove-top oven topped with a vent hood of the same beige hue as the cabinetry.
This is the primary bedroom with a large wooden sleigh bed that stands out against the earthy beige walls and bed sheets. This matches with the console table on the far side placed by the wide window that has curtains of the same tone as the bed sheet.
This is the primary bathroom that has a wrought iron chandelier above the earthy tiles of the flooring. These tiles are also used to house the bathtub in the corner beside the glass-enclosed shower area.
The second floor landing has a hardwood flooring that matches the wooden banisters. From this angle, you can glimpse the study and work area at the far wall with a large desk that has a built in cabinet on top.
This is the sun room that is just a few steps to the living room. It has glass walls on all sides as well as a pair of French glass doors that open to the back. This room has a comfortable sofa, as well as a set of table and chairs perfect for board games and card games.
The den has a hunter’s aesthetic to its displayed antlers on the walls that are complemented by a tall cove ceiling brightened by the chandelier. This room has a couple of leather arm chairs in close proximity to the large stone fireplace.
This is the gorgeous covered patio located at the back of the house. It houses a sitting area and an outdoor dining area under the tall dark wooden ceiling with exposed beams and a couple of majestic chandeliers that give the large area a warm glow.
This warmth is augmented by the fireplace that is housed in a large wall panel in the middle of the room that has charming stone flooring.
This is the rear of the house just outside the sitting area side of the patio. You can better see here the large chimney of the patio’s fireplace. This area area also showcases a lovely landscaping with a well-maintained grass lawn bordered by decorative rocks and shrubs.
Just a few steps from that area is another outdoor dining set topped with a large umbrella for shade. This gorgeous section of the backyard is surrounded by beautiful potted plants, flowering shrubs and medium-sized trees that serve as a relaxing background.
This Charming two-story Traditional-style home has slight influences of French in its aesthetic. It has an almost rustic textured beige exterior walls made of bricks that go perfectly with the surrounding low wall. These are then complemented by the colorful contribution of the lovely landscaping surrounding the house with flowering shrubs and medium-sized trees with various potted plants.
The main level floor plan of this home showcases a dedication to functionality with its multiple different rooms that maximize the floor space of the main level. It starts with a foyer, that has access to the different sections of the house that has an almost maze-like look. And then it ends with a charming covered patio in the back.
The second level floor plan shows the smaller space of the second level of the house. Most of this home is dedicated to the bedrooms and bathrooms. The rest of it are open spaces that allows for an overlooking view of the lower level through indoor balconies.
The best part of this charming home is the beautiful covered patio at the back of the house. This area has a clear view of the beautiful landscaping of the backyard filled with flowers. The covered patio also has an outdoor dining area and a sitting area that are warmed by a fireplace in the middle.
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.
