Eclectic Farmhouse Living
What do you get when you combine an established art collection and traditional heirlooms with a horse farm in the countryside? Eclectic & chic Farmhouse!
The client downsized from her Springfield, Va colonial home, which was filled with antique furniture and unique wall art, and purchased a horse farm in Loudoun county that needed some tender loving care before she could call it home. In the living room, the return wall vent is camouflaged by hanging a pierced metallic art piece at an angle. This positioning draws the eye up and hides the vent while still allowing for air to flow through the vent. Splashes of gold accents in a variety of sheens and finishes combine both the traditional and contemporary vibes creating a unique Purcellville home in which to retire.
as seen in this before-and-after photo, The plan to remove the wing walls created a great room where she can enjoy coffee by the bay window and watch TV on the comfy sofa.
The outdated red brick fireplace at the end of the great room received a makeover with white paint and a live edge mantle which created a fresh and cozy seating area.
In the adjacent den, the homeowner's furniture from 3 different rooms in the Springfield, Va house was accommodated and a new handmade rug tied all the pieces together.
before-and-after photos
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Photo credit: Christy Kosnic Photography
She asked for a modern, fresh, and glamorous kitchen- and she got it!
If you have a basement you know what a bulkhead looks like and you probably think they are hideous. My design chose to embrace these structures and put them to work.