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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 3,264
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 4.5
Floor Plan
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Main floor opens from a wide front porch into a foyer flanked by a guest suite and great room. Primary suite, kitchen, and dining sit toward the rear near a 3-car garage.
Floor Plan
The upper floor arranges two bedrooms around a shared bath at the front, flanked by walk-in closets on both sides. A loft opens to the floor below, with a future bedroom tucked to the right. The bonus room sits separately above the garage, adding 512 square feet of flexible space.
Did You Know: Loft spaces on upper floors have made a comeback in farmhouse designs because they offer flexible square footage without the cost of fully enclosed rooms. This one’s positioned to overlook the lower level through an 18-foot wall height, which makes the connection between floors feel open rather than divided. Knee walls along the perimeter keep the ceiling usable while acknowledging the roofline above.
Horizontal Shiplap, Open Volume, and a Fireplace That Commands the Wall
Gray sofas anchor the seating area around a wood coffee table with farmhouse joinery. The fireplace stretches nearly the full width of its shiplap surround, with open shelving flanking both sides. Exposed ceiling beams and a second-floor railing remind you just how much vertical space this great room holds.
Try This: Floating shelves beside a fireplace look best when you mix object heights rather than lining everything up at the same level. A short stack of books next to a taller plant creates visual movement without requiring any special styling skill.
Charcoal Cabinets, a Butcher Block Island, and Room for Everyone
Dark cabinet fronts pair with brass hardware in a way that reads as modern farmhouse without feeling trendy. Five white counter stools line the island’s long side. Pendant lights hang low enough to actually illuminate the workspace.
Five white counter stools line the island’s long side.
Coffered Panels, a Reading Chair, and a View Worth Waking Up For
Geometric wall paneling in charcoal anchors the bed wall without needing artwork to fill it. White bedding keeps the palette from going too heavy. Natural light from the oversized window pulls the eye straight through to greenery outside.
Editor’s Note: Accent walls work best when the color is pulled from a deeper shade already present in the room rather than introduced as a contrast. Here, the charcoal paneling reads as a grounded extension of the surrounding walls rather than a separate statement. That continuity is what keeps the room from feeling like two competing spaces.
Black Countertops, Sconce Lighting, and a Soaking Tub by the Window
Freestanding soaking tubs positioned near windows are a practical choice, not just an aesthetic one. Natural light makes the space feel larger without adding square footage. White shaker cabinetry pairs with black countertops and matte black hardware here, and the tall linen tower between the two sinks keeps vertical storage without eating into counter space.
Fun Fact: Freestanding tubs use considerably less water than built-in garden tubs because their smaller interior volume fills faster with less overflow risk. Pairing one with a wood caddy tray, as shown here, is a practical way to keep essentials within reach without drilling into the tub surface. It’s a reversible solution that works especially well in rentals or homes you plan to resell.
Subway Tile, Side-by-Side Machines, and Mudroom Cubbies Worth Copying
Combining a laundry room with a mudroom entry is one of the smartest layouts a farmhouse can pull off.
White subway tile runs floor to shelf on the back wall, giving the machines a proper backdrop rather than drywall. Open shelving above holds folded towels and small plants without crowding. On the left, built-in cubbies with coat hooks and bench storage handle the drop zone before anyone reaches the washer.
Vaulted Bonus Room Designed for Work, Play, and Everything Between
Sloped ceilings define the upper zones while carpet keeps the space quiet underfoot. Sectional seating anchors one end, a game table claims the middle, and built-ins frame the window at the far wall.
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Exterior rendering of a modern farmhouse with a covered front porch pairs with a 2,066-square-foot main floor plan showing primary suite, guest suite, great room, and three-car garage.
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