Welcome! Today we have an incredible dream home to share. Located on the banks of the Puget Sound on Bainbridge Island, the home is a beautiful layering of neutral textures that feel rich but effortless. The home perfectly balances earthy organic textures of the Northwest, with a refined modern aesthetic. Take a look and drool over this Refined Rustic Dream Home.
Architecture: Dana Webber
Design: Mindy Gayer Design
Photography: Aaron Leitz
Today’s dream home is so pretty. It’s a modern English farmhouse that perfectly balances crisp clean lines and soft traditional textures. You’re going to love both the architecture and the interior design. Take a peek inside.
Architecture and Build: Grand Traditions Fine Homes
Design: Kate Marker Interiors
Photography: Stoffer Photography Interiors
Today’s dream home is a crisp white modern farmhouse with a fresh airy vibe punctuated by dark masculine accents. The build is beautiful, with lots of custom details. The interior design is pretty with a look that is layered and rich, but with many sources being surprisingly affordable. You are going to want this look in your own home, so read on for images and details!
Build: Timber Trails Development Company
Design: Julie Howard
Photo: Stoffer Photography Interiors
Via: Home Bunch
We have long loved Southern architecture and have shared more than one Southern Dream Home. But today’s dream home is another Southern Low Country favorite and we can’t resist. Built on Daniel Island, in Charleston, SC, the beautiful coastal farmhouse features crisp white wood siding, warm wood french doors, a perfect pop of soft blue on painted shutters, and a metal roof. The home is classic but fresh, inviting, and provides plenty of curb appeal inspiration. Take a closer look!
Architect: Kenneth Miller Archtecture
Build: Barrow Building Group
Photo: Minette Hand Photography
We have an incredible modern farmhouse to share with you today. The fireplace alone will make you want to move in! The dream home is a new-build that honors the old white farmhouse that used to stand in it’s place by incorporating the old doors, light fixtures, and fencing. Read on to see how the homeowner and her team got the modern house she dreamed of, while capturing some historic details that add beauty and depth.
Architect: Hentschel Designs
Build: Larsen Development
Design: Studio R Design
Via: Colorado Homes Mag
