The home’s porch framed with wooden columns that are supported by stone bases. Wrought iron sconces can be seen on the main arched entrance.
Closer view of the porch shows flagstone flooring and a vintage pedestal in front of the entry door.
Side exterior of the house with beige walls and stone accents contrasting the lush greenery.
Rear exterior view showcases the concrete driveway and garage under the dormer window.
The courtyard boasts multiple seating areas and a lovely pool with fire bowls.
A closer look at the pool shows a spectacular water feature just beside the fire bowl.
Above the pool is a an integrated hot tub with its own water feature. Rainforest plants behind it create a calming atmosphere.
Top view of the pool and tub with towering trees as its backdrop. There’s a fireplace on the side fitted on the stone pillar.
The home’s foyer has an arched front door and antique console tables topped by vases and a bust sculpture.
As soon as you enter the house, you’ll see the dining room on the side from the arched doorway.
View of the dining room from the foyer shows the ornate fireplace and a beamed ceiling where a beaded chandelier hangs.
This hallway features archways that are echoed from the foyer. There’s a wall niche at its end filled with vintage artwork.
An abundance of natural light freely flows in through the glazed windows of the living room. The room boasts a cozy sectional and a stone pillar where fireplace and TV are mounted.
The kitchen showcases dark wood cabinetry and a granite top island illuminated by a wrought iron chandelier hanging from the beamed ceiling.
View of the kitchen from the living area through the archway shows the dining space on the side. It has a glass dome pendant and wooden dining set matching the hardwood flooring.
The staircase leading to the bedroom features an arched wall niche above the landing. It contains an interesting sculpture lit by a wall sconce.
The bedroom has a comfy skirted bed facing the wooden dresser that’s accented with a round mirror. A staircase leading to the sitting area can be seen on its side.
The sitting room boasts a round tray ceiling and glazed windows covered in white sheer curtains.
View of the skirted bed from the sitting area. It has a wooden headboard adorned by a lovely framed artwork.
The spacious bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and a carpet flooring that blends in with the walls. Gorgeous shutters above the bed add a splash of colors in the room.
A focused shot of the tray ceiling shows the traditional copper fan. Glowing ambient lights surround the ceiling.
The bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a large window framing the lush greenery.
Beside the bathtub is a walk-in shower concealed by the wooden vanity.
This bedroom features an ornate bed flanked by dark wood nightstands. It is complemented by a zebra footstool and a matching area rug.
The home theater is filled with TV, comfy seats and a glass top coffee table. It has carpet flooring and a low vaulted ceiling.
This french country cottage is designed with a spectacular architecture that mirrors an old-world charm with its eye-catching design. It embodies its true essence of a cottage with all the cozy vibes it brings.
Outdoor space is equally magnificent. It has a spacious foyer and a stunning pool loaded with water features.
When you walk into the house, a multitude of archways from each side will welcome you. The cottage has an open floor plan where the living area, dining room and kitchen with nook share the same space. Arched doorways serve as their dividers.
The main level includes a primary suite with a private porch, a guest room, and a library. Upstairs is another bedroom that boasts a nice round sitting area.
Multiple features such as rustic beams, wall niches, and more arches run throughout the cottage.
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.
