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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 3,093
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 4.5
Floor Plan
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The open great room anchors the layout, with four bedrooms, a hidden pantry, a Jack-and-Jill bath, and rear porch access.
Floor Plan
The upper level holds a bonus room with a 9-foot ceiling, a full bath with a 3×5 shower, a closet, and attic access. Sloped ceilings flank both sides, with 235 square feet of unheated decked attic storage above.
Wagon Wheel Chandelier Anchors a Vaulted Great Room Built for Gathering
Shiplap ceiling, brick fireplace, and leather accent chairs pull the room together without trying too hard.
Brass Cage Pendants and a Black Range Hood Pull This Kitchen in Two Directions
Marble island anchors the space, while brass lanterns contrast sharply against matte black hardware.
Designer’s Secret: Mixing metal finishes works when you commit to a clear hierarchy. Here, brass takes the decorative role and black handles the functional one. Keeping that division consistent across every fixture is what keeps the contrast from feeling accidental.
Candle-Ring Chandelier and Raw Wood Table Set a Quiet, Unhurried Tone
Pale oak flooring, white upholstered chairs, and a forged-iron chandelier with taper candles anchor a dining room that flows into a sunlit living area.
Color Story: Warm neutrals hold their ground here because every surface stays in the same tonal family. No sharp contrasts compete for attention, so natural light does most of the work. It’s a palette that rewards patience over boldness.
Steel-Frame Windows and Garden Views Do the Heavy Lifting in This Bedroom
Black steel window frames against white walls create enough contrast that the bedding and nightstands don’t need to work hard. Hydrangeas visible outside anchor the whole room.
Why the Sconce Placement Works Harder Than It Looks
Mounting sconces above and slightly outside the headboard rather than at eye level keeps the wall art readable without competing light sources. It’s a small positioning decision that most people overlook until they’ve done it wrong once. The brass finish on the fixtures also introduces warmth without requiring it anywhere else in the room.
Freestanding Tub and Glass Shower Share Space Without Competing
Veined white tile runs floor-to-ceiling inside the shower enclosure, giving it visual weight without added color. Matte black fixtures on the tub deck read as punctuation against all that white. The floor pattern, small dots on white tile, adds texture underfoot while keeping the palette controlled. Quiet, considered, and genuinely spa-like.
Ask Yourself: Freestanding tubs look best when there’s breathing room on all sides. Before committing to a layout like this, measure carefully and confirm you’ve got enough clearance to walk around comfortably without brushing the glass panel.
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White brick exterior with wood timber accents and a dark roof sits above a detailed single-story floor plan. The Amaryllis 2 spans 3,093 square feet of living space across four bedrooms, a great room, a rear porch, an outdoor kitchen, and a three-car garage.
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