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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 1,877
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2.5
Floor Plan
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The first floor centers on an open kitchen, dining, and great room with a fireplace. A mud room, foyer, and two-car garage complete the layout, with stairs leading to upper levels.
Floor Plan
Upper level hosts a primary suite with a walk-in closet, private bath, and a loft that could flex as a workspace or sitting area. Two additional bedrooms share the opposite end. The staircase and hallway keep traffic from cutting through living spaces.
Warm Wood Entry Door Anchors a Fall-Ready Foyer
Solid wood front door with glass panels frames views of orange fall foliage outside. Below a geometric cage chandelier, a white console table holds woven storage baskets and a small potted herb. Clean and functional.
By The Numbers: Console tables in entryways do double duty, offering a drop zone for keys and mail while storage baskets underneath keep shoes and gear out of sight. Geometric open-frame chandeliers like this one tend to read as modern without overwhelming a smaller foyer. Natural wood doors with glass inserts bring in light without sacrificing privacy or warmth.
Dark Island Base, White Marble Top — Kitchen Contrast Done Right
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Painted black cabinetry on the oversized island anchors the space against white perimeter cabinets and a herringbone tile backsplash. Five white bar-back stools line one side. Iron lantern pendants add just enough industrial weight overhead.
Editor’s Note: Black lower cabinets paired with white uppers is a contrast that works because each surface gets room to breathe. If you’re drawn to this look, keep hardware consistent across both finishes — matte black pulls tie the two together without forcing it.
Stone Fireplace Wall With TV Mounted Above Gets the Proportions Right
Stacked stone rises floor to ceiling, grounding a neutral living room with a wood mantel and lit hearth.
Color Story: Warm greige walls hold their own against the cool gray stone because neither finish is fighting for attention. If you’re considering a similar palette, pull your wall color from the mortar tone in the stone rather than the stone face itself. That small alignment keeps the room feeling intentional without overworking it.
Greige Walls and Carpet Keep This Bonus Room Quietly Grounded
Recessed lighting handles the overhead work without drawing attention to itself, letting the oversized sectional and leather ottoman claim the room. The floating media console sits low against the wall, proportioned well under the flat-screen. Outside, fall foliage burns orange and red through three windows, pulling natural color into a room that’s otherwise content staying neutral.
The Psychology Behind This: Rooms with low furniture lines and minimal wall contrast tend to feel larger than their square footage suggests. Your eye travels farther when nothing interrupts the sightline at mid-wall height. It’s a quieter way to gain perceived space without touching a single dimension.
The master bedroom carries that same restrained palette into a more personal space.
Greige Walls and Recessed Lighting Give This Primary Bedroom a Quiet Confidence
Warm, greige walls pair with carpet that keeps the room soft underfoot. The dark upholstered platform bed sits low, and that low profile lets the room breathe. Outside, fall color through the window does the decorating. No accent wall needed.
Marble Shower Wall and Dark Vanity Cabinet Pull This Bathroom Together
Frameless glass, marble-look tile floor to ceiling, and a matte black faucet offset against a white stone countertop.
Matte black faucet offset against a white stone countertop.
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Exterior photo shows a two-story modern farmhouse with wood accents and a double garage. Floor plan below reveals the main-level layout including kitchen, great room, dining, mud room, and foyer.
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