With barn wood table
LOVE the barn wood table (or just planks!) with the hammered cutlery and the napkin has an old patina.
Different angle
Interesting. Love the Western style supports, shed row dormers, placement of the fireplace.
Western Ranch style house, shed row dormer, sun room addition.
Shed row dormer
Shed Dormer from outside
Lift roof and Shed Row dormer!
Russian Sage. A little color goes a LONG way. Love the Iron gates.
If I had to have a railing, this would be it.
Master Bed Room with FP and french doors to sitting porch. Neither too feminine nor too cowboy. The decor mixes country antiques with a touch of ranch.
Note the shed row DORMERS in the vaulted ceiling. What a WOW!
The outdoor fireplace in the center of the 'natural' textures. Welcomes all to come and relax. No strings attached.
Because space is rather tight, they incorporated the main eating area into the kitchen in the form of this built in "BANQUETTE" with great views. The original ceilings were all knotty pine. To the right, the windows create an informal pass-through to the screened-in porch. - What a cool window treatment!
This staircase along the side of the chimney is also original to the house and leads up to a sleeping loft. WAY TOO COOL. Love the hand forged railing.
Long Narrow LR Furniture placement. TV is behind the painting! Original ceiling, beams, and stone FP
A new chimney keeps the space toasty on cool nights. The surround is real stone veneer and this detail continues underneath the windows both inside and out, tying the chimney to the architecture and grounding the porch.
door from Kitchen to screened porch
door to screened porch from Kitchen
AFTER: Now the kitchen retains the cabin look but with a few modern touches, like clean edges and stainless appliances. The backsplash is reclaimed barn board, coated with polyurethane to stand up to splashes. “This was a real collaboration between the homeowner and us,” Renae says. “We talked not only about the look but also a lot about function.” For example, a bar and beverage center is just to the left of the refrigerator, while a large island provides a big work surface and storage center. It also holds the microwave.
BEFORE: original kitchen claustrophobic
NEW ENTRY. “The house had narrow hallways and no entry space,” Jeff says. “There were so many unnecessary doors — it was like a maze.” The new main entry gives everyone an ample drop zone for luggage, groceries and sports equipment. Previously, it was a long narrow hallway with no room to plop down and get organized. The space also serves as a laundry room. LOVE the upper wall/ ceiling color. Also LOVE the burlap like roman shade!
LR / rear view.
AFTER ... cabin house re-model. The front 'porch' and peak over it make it look all new! Existing porch became mud room entry. Love the shakes on the dormers!
BEFORE ... cabin house re-model. Porch will become entry room / mud room with washer, dryer and utility sink.
Attic Rooms... !
This is the RE-MODEL plan. AFTER: As for the changes, one of the most brilliant ones is in the kitchen. Compare the two plans and you’ll see how they got rid of the narrow hallway and incorporated the space into the new larger kitchen. Note: These plans do not show the built in banquette. “That decision was made on the fly.
This is the ORIGINAL floor plan of the house / cabin. BEFORE: Worth noting in the before plans are the entry deck, the hallways and the many doors everywhere, especially in the bedroom hallway on the right.
love the windows with the black iron pulls. TINY room made into sleeping area for 2, drawers under and also a dresser fits now.
LOVE. The 'rustic' MUST extend into the bathroom.
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