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Specifications
- Sq. Ft.: 2,197
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 3
Floor Plan
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This single-story layout centers on an open living room and kitchen with vaulted ceilings. The owner suite sits privately on the left with a walk-in closet and full bath. Two additional bedrooms share the right wing, with an office, pantry, and covered porches on three sides.
Warm Timber Framing and a Pool That Mirrors It All Back
Exposed wood trusses frame the gable peak above floor-to-ceiling glass, pulling the eye straight up. Board-and-batten siding keeps the exterior clean and white. Out front, a spa spills into the pool, and the water’s so still it reflects the whole roofline like a second image.
Vaulted Ceilings, Brick Firebox, and Furniture That Actually Fits the Room
Shiplap planks line the cathedral ceiling above a fireplace surround in white stone, with a herringbone brick firebox below. Two rattan-backed chairs face the sectional at an angle that pulls the seating group together without crowding the hearth. The artwork above the mantel reads like an aerial coastal view. Natural wood floors tie it all together.
In The Details: The black-framed windows and interior glass partitions do a lot of work here, drawing the eye outward while keeping the open floor plan from feeling formless. Built-in shelving with integrated strip lighting flanks the fireplace wall, giving the room storage that doesn’t read as an afterthought. The chandelier’s candelabra silhouette suits the vaulted scale without trying to fill it.
Step inside and the kitchen makes its case immediately, no hallway required.
Gold Pendants, Dark Island, and a Ceiling That Changes the Math
Two brass dome pendants hang low over a navy island with a white countertop and three raw-wood barstools. The wood-planked vaulted ceiling pulls everything upward, giving the space a scale that flat ceilings can’t match. Open corner shelving replaces upper cabinets on one wall, keeping the window unobstructed and the whole kitchen feeling less closed off.
Gold Hardware and White Oak Do the Heavy Lifting in This Double Vanity
Warm oak cabinetry pairs with brushed brass faucets and sconces that keep the palette cohesive without being matchy. Vertical beadboard runs floor to ceiling behind both mirrors, adding texture without competing. The three center drawers break up what could’ve been a flat cabinet run. Clean and grounded.
Why Beadboard Works Harder Than Paint Here
Vertical beadboard draws the eye upward, which makes the ceiling feel taller than it likely is. It also gives the brass sconces and mirror frames something to contrast against without requiring tile or stone. Most bathrooms use paint in this zone and wonder why the wall feels blank.
Subway Tile, Gold Fixtures, and a Soaking Tub That Earns Its Square Footage
Brushed gold hardware ties the walk-in shower and freestanding tub together without trying too hard. The frameless glass enclosure keeps the subway tile wall visible from every angle. A recessed niche handles storage so the surfaces stay clear.
Editor’s Note: Freestanding tubs look best when there’s enough floor around them to breathe. Crowding one against a wall undercuts the whole effect. If your layout allows it, center the tub under a window for natural light during daytime soaks.
Sage Cabinets, Gold Hardware, and a Laundry Room That Actually Wants to Be Used
Sage green shaker cabinets pair with brass fixtures and open wood shelving above front-load LG machines topped with a white quartz counter.
Material Matters: Open shelving in a laundry room only works if the brackets can handle real weight. Brass or gold-toned metal brackets hold up better to humidity than painted steel, which can rust at the mounting points over time. If you’re storing full jars or stacked containers, make sure the bracket is anchored into a stud, not just drywall.
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Exterior rendering of a modern farmhouse with a metal roof paired with a single-story floor plan showing three bedrooms and covered porches.
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