Susan Teare, Professional Photographer It's not a full-time home. I was the photographer for the architect and builder. There is not any more storage space. The homeowners are there quite a bit and they bring in just what they need for every season. The site is very beautiful too.

carlycc Oh yes! It's not a home without the doggy, and he blends in nicely too! hehe. Such a lovely open space for him to roam around. And I am starting to appreciate the ceiling the more I look at it too! This is such a groovy pad!! XXX

jmitch23 What kind of stain is used on the ceiling?

greenbaum interiors what are the finishes and size?

The Modern Fan Company Here are links to the Industry Fan's pages on our websites. Available in Galvanized Steel from Modern Fan Company. Galvanized Steel, Polished Copper, or Rust from The Period Arts Fan Company. 42" or 52" Blade Spans (available in many finishes). Ships with BOTH a 2" and a 10" downrod in matching fan body color.

http://www.modernfan.com/industry.html
http://www.periodarts.com/industry.html

paulao We are mid construction on a similar layout. Based on what I can see it looks like the walls are 9', maybe 10'. The roof pitch is probably 8:12 or maybe 9:12. We are constructing a 9:12 pitch. The room appears to be about 22' wide and longer than it is wide. Our house has 9' walls, 9:12 roof and the room is 22' wide by 12' long....so I'm pretty familiar with the way the space looks. We also have almost an identical loft space. Also, our is similar in that we have 2 interior doors on the loft wall. We will have a sliding barn door to the left and a regular swing door on the right of the loft wall. Maybe this will help until someone with the actual dimensions replies. Good luck!

paulao an exterior photo

motherbear
you can read about the project here.

hillbat Oh, can you alo tell me the kind of wood used on the floors? Rustic and beautiful. Thanks again.

Silver Maple Construction LLC The Flooring is the most distressed grade of 3/4" antique heart pine. We use antique heart a lot and to be honest this stuff really had us worried while we were laying it. It was really chewed up and a lot more beat up than the stuff we're used to. That said, as you can see, once we sanded and finished it with Waterlox finish it came out beautifully.