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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 4,207
- Bedrooms: 4
- Bathrooms: 3.5
Floor Plan
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The main floor puts the master suite in a private wing with a walk-in closet and full bath. A central great room connects to the kitchen and dining area. Covered porches wrap both sides, with a mud/laundry room linking the oversized garage.
Floor Plan
Upper-level layout features three bedrooms, a loft, and a walk-in closet served by two full baths. A clerestory sits at the center, open to below. On the right wing, a bonus room and office add flexible space, with a covered balcony bridging the two sides.
Editor’s Note: That bonus room clocks in at over 680 square feet, which is large enough to function as a home theater, gym, or guest suite without feeling like an afterthought. The separate office entry off the right stairwell keeps work traffic away from the bedroom wing. Worth noting for anyone running a business from home.
Warm Wood and Black Make a Strong Case for Restrained Contrast
Floor-to-ceiling black surround pulls the fireplace wall into focus without competing with the natural oak credenzas flanking it. Arched brass mirrors echo each other across the room. Light linen seating and a white area rug keep the palette from going heavy.
Ask Yourself: Before committing to a dark fireplace surround, consider how much natural light your living room actually gets throughout the day. A wall that reads bold in a sun-filled rendering can feel cave-like by late afternoon in a north-facing room.
Warm Wood Panels and White Cabinetry Pull Off a Two-Tone Kitchen Worth Copying
Natural oak cabinetry runs floor to ceiling along the back wall, paired with white lower cabinets that keep things from feeling heavy. Globe pendants hang low over the waterfall island. Bar stools with cross-back frames add just enough visual texture without competing.
Designer’s Secret: Matching your island cladding to your upper cabinet finish, rather than your lower cabinets, draws the eye upward and makes a kitchen feel taller without touching a single ceiling detail. It’s a small decision that shifts the whole perceived scale of the room.
Rattan Pendants and Black Frames Do the Heavy Lifting Here
Two woven rattan pendants anchor the dining area without competing with the wood table below. Black window frames pull focus straight to the yard.
Fun Fact: Pendant lights hung over a dining table work best when the bottom of the shade sits roughly 30 to 36 inches above the tabletop. Go higher and the light scatters; go lower and it blocks eye contact across the table. Getting that drop height right before installation saves a lot of rewiring later.
Clerestory Windows and a Ceiling Fan Earn Their Keep in This Primary Suite
Clerestory windows along the back wall let in light without sacrificing privacy, a smart move in any bedroom. The jute rug anchors the seating area without competing with the cream sectional beside it. Low-profile wood bed frame, upholstered headboard, and bench at the foot. It’s a layout that gives the room breathing room without feeling sparse.
Clerestory windows along the back wall let in light without sacrificing privacy, a smart move in any bedroom.
Double Vanities and Warm Oak Cabinets That Actually Earn the Spa Label
Warm oak vanity, matte black faucets, and marble-look tile walls anchor a serene primary bath.
Material Matters: Matte black fixtures pair well with warm wood tones because the contrast stays grounded rather than harsh. If you’re drawn to this combination, carry the black into at least one other element, like mirror frames or a freestanding tub filler, so it reads as intentional. Stone-look porcelain panels installed floor to ceiling skip the grout lines that can visually chop up a wall.
Foosball, Pool, and a Sofa That Actually Fits the Room
Bonus rooms fail when the furniture fights the games. Here, they coexist.
Exposed wood ceiling beams add structure without competing with the pool table below. The foosball table sits on bare light wood flooring rather than a rug, which is the right call for a room that needs to handle real use.
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Exterior rendering of a modern farmhouse paired with its main-floor plan showing master suite, great room, and garage.
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