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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 3,235
- Bedrooms: 5
- Bathrooms: 3.5
Floor Plan
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This single-story layout stretches across 80 feet and fits five bedrooms without feeling cramped. The great room, dining, and kitchen form a central hub, with the primary suite tucked privately to the right. A mudroom, laundry, and pantry cluster near the garage entry. Bedrooms two through five anchor the left wing off a shared hall.
Warm Timber Framing Steals the Show on This Modern Farmhouse Exterior
Natural wood timber framing anchors the covered entry porch against crisp white board-and-batten siding. A standing-seam metal roof in warm gray runs the full length. The carriage-style garage door ties it all together.
Designer’s Secret: Timber frame entry porches do more than add character. The exposed wood draws the eye and gives an otherwise flat facade a sense of depth and handcrafted weight that painted trim alone can’t replicate. If you’re choosing wood species, Douglas fir holds up well outdoors and takes stain beautifully.
Rattan Chairs and a Glass Coffee Table Anchor This Open-Plan Living Space
Cane-back accent chairs pull focus near a brass-framed coffee table. The lit fireplace and white plaster surround keep the room grounded without competing with the kitchen beyond.
The lit fireplace and white plaster surround keep the room grounded without competing with the kitchen beyond.
Warm Gold Fixtures and Linen Upholstery Give This Dining Room Its Quiet Confidence
Brass chandelier arms hold fabric shades that cast warm light over a wood dining table set for eight. Upholstered chairs in oat linen keep the palette cohesive without feeling flat.
Style Math: Mixing metals and naturals the way this room does, pairing brass hardware with raw wood and woven textiles, keeps a neutral palette from reading as cold or sterile. Layering a low-pile rug under the table anchors the seating area without adding visual weight. It’s a reliable formula for open-plan spaces where the dining zone needs to feel defined but not boxed in.
Gold Lanterns and Warm Hardwood Make This White Kitchen Feel Lived-In
Brass pendant lanterns and matching appliance handles keep the all-white cabinetry from feeling cold or sterile.
The Psychology Behind This: White kitchens tend to read as calming rather than clinical when warm-toned materials anchor them. Wood floors do a lot of that work here, pulling heat into a space that could otherwise feel stark. It’s a reminder that color isn’t the only way to make a room feel inviting.
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Exterior rendering shows a white barndominium with a timber-frame entry porch and a metal roof. Floor plan below reveals five bedrooms, an open great room, and a two-car garage across 80 feet of width.
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