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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 2,427
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 3.5
Floor Plan
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The single-story layout centers on a vaulted great room flanked by a kitchen with island, dining area, and rear porch access. Three bedrooms sit on the left wing, while the master suite occupies a private right wing with walk-in closet and full bath. An office, pantry, and mudroom entry add function.
Navy Board-and-Batten Entryway with Geometric Tile Floor and Olive Tree
Paneled navy walls, a wood bench with pillows, geometric floor inlay, and potted olive tree define this entryway.
Shiplap Fireplace Wall with Wood Mantel and Wall-Mounted TV
Dark shiplap frames a gas fireplace below a wood mantel and mounted TV. Camel leather sofa, white accent chairs with oak frames, and a gray ottoman anchor the space. Hardwood floors and a vaulted wood ceiling add warmth throughout.
Navy Island and Pendant Lights Anchor a White Shaker Kitchen
Navy cabinetry grounds the island beneath glass jar pendants. White shaker uppers, marble-look tile backsplash, stainless appliances, and cognac leather stools complete the two-tone layout.
Editor’s Note: Pairing a navy island against light gray perimeter cabinets is a practical way to add contrast without committing every surface to a bold color. The wood accent band on the range hood ties the navy to the warm oak flooring below. Cognac leather seating bridges both tones with a third color that keeps the palette from feeling cold.
Globe Chandelier and Bleached Wood Table Set a Calm Dining Room Tone
Sculptural brass chandelier holds glass globe bulbs above a light wood table. Dark chairs sit on a blue floral rug. Potted olive trees and abstract art complete the room.
Material Matters: Light wood tones like white oak or ash bring warmth to white walls without adding visual weight. Pairing them with dark-stained chairs creates contrast that reads as intentional rather than accidental. Hardware finishes in aged brass tie back to both the wood and the metal in the chandelier.
Moving into the primary bedroom, the design shifts toward rest and quiet without losing the home’s grounded character.
Vaulted Ceiling and Floor-to-Ceiling Windows Open Up a Neutral Primary Bedroom
Cream upholstered headboard, wood nightstands, and gray bedding anchor the space. Charcoal accent wall contrasts with light hardwood floors and a wood-paneled ceiling.
Gold Fixtures and Wood Cabinetry Give This Primary Bath a Warm, Grounded Feel
Brushed gold faucets and cabinet hardware tie together warm wood vanity cabinetry and white quartz countertops. A freestanding soaking tub sits beside white subway tile walls. Chevron-patterned floor tile echoes the wood tones throughout. Two mirrors with gold frames reflect light from matching sconce fixtures above each sink.
Try This: Repeating one metal finish across faucets, hardware, and light fixtures creates visual cohesion without requiring matched sets. Brushed gold works especially well in bathrooms with wood cabinetry because it reads warm rather than flashy. Even small fixtures like towel bars and drain covers are worth swapping out to complete the look.
Poolside Covered Porch Brings Outdoor Living to a White Farmhouse Backyard
Bluestone pavers surround an illuminated rectangular pool. Wood porch columns frame outdoor seating and a dining set. Black window trim ties the white board-and-batten exterior together at dusk.
Black window trim ties the white board-and-batten exterior together at dusk.
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Outside, a white brick farmhouse sits beneath a dark roof with dual dormers and a covered front porch. Below, the floor plan reveals three bedrooms, a vaulted great room, rear porch, and an attached two-car garage.
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