It’s finally time for another project reveal! Need a refresh on our last project reveal? Read it here. We love all the fall colors that we used in this farmhouse remodel and thought there is no better time than now to share!
This residential renovation project features a kitchen, bathroom, and living/dining space. It was built in the 1990s, but was designed as a replication of a traditional Amish farmhouse.
While these homeowners loved the character of their house, they wanted to make the space their own. The home’s functionality needed some work as well, especially in the kitchen, since the wife is a cooking enthusiast and also films for TV in this space. It was not serving their lifestyle as well as it could, so an update was in order!
The goal for the master bathroom was to get rid of the tub/shower combo, add a very nice walk-in shower, and add as much storage as possible. We played with different combinations of texture, color, and decor. This gave the room a modern look, without getting rid of character. We went with a deep warm terracotta paint color for the bathroom vanity, and a cream color for the linen closet. This paired nicely with the warm colors that were used throughout the home.
The goal for the master bathroom was to get rid of the tub/shower combo, add a very nice walk-in shower, and add as much storage as possible. We played with different combinations of texture, color, and decor. This gave the room a modern look, without getting rid of character. We went with a deep warm terracotta paint color for the bathroom vanity, and a cream color for the linen closet. This paired nicely with the warm colors that were used throughout the home.
We also added a small and intricate white tile floor. This gave the space tons of visual interest, and contrasted nicely with the paint on the vanity and the wood-look tile in the shower. The clients kept reiterating that all their past homes were dark and they were ready to step away from that. So we wanted to flood the space with crips white walls and flooring.
For decor, we combined modern and vintage pieces to give a more eclectic look. For example, we used modern arched mirrors above the sink area and an ornate vintage mirror for the vanity.
1. Tumwater Sconce | 2. Paint Color: Spiced Cider PPG10658-7| 3. Bowman Drawer Pull | 4. Glass Vase with Flowers | 5. Arched Mirror
1. Paint Color: Toasted Almond PPG1097-3 | 2. Penny Tile | 3. Kenridge Ribbon Tile | 4. Delta Shower Set
Throughout the main level, we opted to refinish the previously dark hardwood floors in a very light, natural tone. The original floors were great, really unique wide plank pine pieces, but they were very yellowed. This choice lightened and brightened the entire space and is also very easy to keep looking clean.
We, again, played around with combining many different styles of furniture pieces, including the homeowners’ vintage pieces, and added floor-to-ceiling firewood built-ins. These built-ins are not only visually captivating, but functional for the space as well since they installed a wood-burning stove in the center of the room. We cannot forget to call out the pretty white brick tile that added nice texture and character to the home. It helps fireproof the area but all has a throwback vibe that still feels modern.
1. Custom Black Metal Storage | 2. Hudson Round Coffee Table | 3.Terra Cotta Footed Pot
The wife is a bright and cheery person who loves color, so it was only natural that we brought a little spice into the kitchen. Together, we chose a bright yellow for the kitchen island and the beverage area cabinets. This choice added a pop of interest in the otherwise mostly white kitchen. We replaced all of the cabinetry, using black latch handles on the perimeter and a really fun green knob on the island and beverage center. The yellow and green combination is unexpected, but it works so well here and draws the eye to the green of the trees outside and to the green in the sitting area’s rug.
The final details included a gorgeous small-scale backsplash, modern lighting, and updated appliances. We even designed a custom slot for the wive’s cutting board. A special piece made for her by her husband!
Paint Color: Glorious Gold PPG 1107-6 Green Marble Knobs Mila Swivel Chair Speckled Mug
Overall we are so happy for clients #FallInLoveWithThisFarmhouse. The fall colors in this farmhouse are beautiful year-round. It is now brimming with the life and character that they desired and we are so happy to have been able to be a part of their project.
Shop all our home goods seen in this project at S. Flynn Home!
It’s finally time for another project reveal! Need a refresh on our last project reveal? Read it here. We love all the fall colors that we used in this farmhouse remodel and thought there is no better time than now to share!
This residential renovation project features a kitchen, bathroom, and living/dining space. It was built in the 1990s, but was designed as a replication of a traditional Amish farmhouse.
While these homeowners loved the character of their house, they wanted to make the space their own. The home’s functionality needed some work as well, especially in the kitchen, since the wife is a cooking enthusiast and also films for TV in this space. It was not serving their lifestyle as well as it could, so an update was in order!
The goal for the master bathroom was to get rid of the tub/shower combo, add a very nice walk-in shower, and add as much storage as possible. We played with different combinations of texture, color, and decor. This gave the room a modern look, without getting rid of character. We went with a deep warm terracotta paint color for the bathroom vanity, and a cream color for the linen closet. This paired nicely with the warm colors that were used throughout the home.
We also added a small and intricate white tile floor. This gave the space tons of visual interest, and contrasted nicely with the paint on the vanity and the wood-look tile in the shower. The clients kept reiterating that all their past homes were dark and they were ready to step away from that. So we wanted to flood the space with crips white walls and flooring.
For decor, we combined modern and vintage pieces to give a more eclectic look. For example, we used modern arched mirrors above the sink area and an ornate vintage mirror for the vanity.
Throughout the main level, we opted to refinish the previously dark hardwood floors in a very light, natural tone. The original floors were great, really unique wide plank pine pieces, but they were very yellowed. This choice lightened and brightened the entire space and is also very easy to keep looking clean.
We, again, played around with combining many different styles of furniture pieces, including the homeowners’ vintage pieces, and added floor-to-ceiling firewood built-ins. These built-ins are not only visually captivating, but functional for the space as well since they installed a wood-burning stove in the center of the room. We cannot forget to call out the pretty white brick tile that added nice texture and character to the home. It helps fireproof the area but all has a throwback vibe that still feels modern.
The wife is a bright and cheery person who loves color, so it was only natural that we brought a little spice into the kitchen. Together, we chose a bright yellow for the kitchen island and the beverage area cabinets. This choice added a pop of interest in the otherwise mostly white kitchen. We replaced all of the cabinetry, using black latch handles on the perimeter and a really fun green knob on the island and beverage center. The yellow and green combination is unexpected, but it works so well here and draws the eye to the green of the trees outside and to the green in the sitting area’s rug.
The final details included a gorgeous small-scale backsplash, modern lighting, and updated appliances. We even designed a custom slot for the wive’s cutting board. A special piece made for her by her husband!
Overall we are so happy for clients #FallInLoveWithThisFarmhouse. The fall colors in this farmhouse are beautiful year-round. It is now brimming with the life and character that they desired and we are so happy to have been able to be a part of their project.
Shop all our home goods seen in this project at S. Flynn Home!
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