Christopher Kellie Design Inc. Thanks! We'd be happy to send you more information. Could you email me at autumn.ckdesign@gmail.com so I can reply with more detail?

Angela Powell What color is that vertical siding? Love the modern roof and the red stain!

Christopher Kellie Design Inc. The red barnwood is Cabot Semi Transparent Baked Brick. This was applied to old, weathered wood, so applying the same color to new wood might result in a brighter color. It's always best to try a few samples first.

The dark grey paint color was a custom match to the metal roofing we used, so unfortunately there isn't a color name. The metal roofing color is "Burnished Slate" (a pretty universal color in metal roofing). You could probably get a roof sample from a local building supply and have the paint store match it.

Christopher Kellie Design Inc. You can find more photos under the project page here on Houzz


or on our website http://www.christopherkellie.com/

momentumhandbag The whole project is amazing...every inch of it.

Christopher Kellie Design Inc. Thank you for the complement! To me, mixing rustic materials (like Bark Shingles and Barnwood) with clean, simple lines is the best of both worlds--Mountain Modern style maybe? You might like the book Bark House Style by Chris McCurry, she and her husband revived bark shingle siding and have great examples in the book. http://barkhouse.com/additional-information/bark-house-style/

Skidmore, Inc. I would be interested in seeing the floor layout of this home.

Christopher Kellie Design Inc. 1980 square feet--3 bedrooms 2.5 baths

Christopher Kellie Design Inc. The dark grey paint color was a custom match to the metal roofing we used, so unfortunately there isn't a color name. The metal roofing color is "Burnished Slate" (a pretty universal color in metal roofing). You could probably get a roof sample from a local building supply and have the paint store match it--good luck!

Christopher Kellie Design Inc. The red barnwood is Cabot Semi Transparent Baked Brick. This was applied to old, weathered wood, so applying the same color to new wood might result in a brighter color. It's always best to try a few samples first. The stone is dry stacked Tennessee Fieldstone. Thanks for the comment!