Nestled along the base of the Snake River, this house in Jackson, WY, is surrounded by nature. Design emphasis has been placed on carefully located views to the Grand Tetons, Munger Mountain, Cody Peak and Josie’s Ridge. This modern take on a farmhouse features painted clapboard siding, raised seam metal roofing, and reclaimed stone walls. Designed for an active young family, the house has multi-functional rooms with spaces for entertaining, play and numerous connections to the outdoors. Photography & Styling: Leslee Mitchell

Stay awhile. The Hayes Dining Arm and Side Chairs take inspiration from the A-104 Petal Lounge Chair: from the dramatic sweep of the arm, high back and comfortable pitch to the intricate framework on the outside back. The chair features a 6 over 6 caned interior, accentuated by a graphic rattan frame that curves to the body. Contemporary in design, the use of classic rawhide bindings draw from McGuire's rich history and patented technique. The loose seat cushions secure to the deck with four Velcro straps. Available in any of the five Matte finishes. Standard with loose cushion in Lenno Ecru linen or customizable in COM.

The custom metal range hood, finished in a rich patina and reclaimed barnwood, offset the barnwood cabinetry and unique metal backsplash for a striking kitchen that is both rustic and contemporary.

Old World European, Country Cottage. Three separate cottages make up this secluded village over looking a private lake in an old German, English, and French stone villa style. Hand scraped arched trusses, wide width random walnut plank flooring, distressed dark stained raised panel cabinetry, and hand carved moldings make these traditional farmhouse cottage buildings look like they have been here for 100s of years. Newly built of old materials, and old traditional building methods, including arched planked doors, leathered stone counter tops, stone entry, wrought iron straps, and metal beam straps. The Lake House is the first, a Tudor style cottage with a slate roof, 2 bedrooms, view filled living room open to the dining area, all overlooking the lake. The Carriage Home fills in when the kids come home to visit, and holds the garage for the whole idyllic village. This cottage features 2 bedrooms with on suite baths, a large open kitchen, and an warm, comfortable and inviting great room. All overlooking the lake. The third structure is the Wheel House, running a real wonderful old water wheel, and features a private suite upstairs, and a work space downstairs. All homes are slightly different in materials and color, including a few with old terra cotta roofing. Project Location: Ojai, California. Project designed by Maraya Interior Design. From their beautiful resort town of Ojai, they serve clients in Montecito, Hope Ranch, Malibu and Calabasas, across the tri-county area of Santa Barbara, Ventura and Los Angeles, south to Hidden Hills.

With the look of painted wood, these white carriage house garage doors are full of charm in a low maintenance product. They have the convenience of today's overhead garage door technology; however, they're designed to mimic the look of vintage 'swing out' doors. Notice the decorative handles, strap hinges, 'X' panel pattern and arched windows too! Photo Credits: Pro-Lift Garage Doors in GA

Steel beams carry arched wood structure in the living room. Photo by Vance Fox
Inspiration for a huge rustic open concept and formal medium tone wood floor living room remodel in Sacramento with a two-sided fireplace, a metal fireplace and no tv

Key Features: Premium Material: Constructed from high-quality solid hardwood, this door showcases the natural beauty of wood grain with a warm, rich finish. The wood is carefully selected for its strength and longevity, ensuring your door withstands the test of time. Arched Design: The door features a distinctive arched top, adding a touch of architectural sophistication. The curve is meticulously crafted to enhance the door’s visual appeal while maintaining structural integrity. Dual-Pane Windows: Each door includes a set of multi-pane windows, arranged in a classic grid pattern. The windows allow natural light to filter through while preserving privacy, creating a welcoming ambiance for your entryway. Rustic Cross-Bracing: The lower panels feature an iconic “X” cross-brace design, a hallmark of traditional barn-style doors. This detail adds rustic charm and reinforces the door’s robust construction. Decorative Hardware: Black iron clavos (decorative nail heads) and strap hinges accentuate the door’s vintage aesthetic. These hand-forged elements are both functional and ornamental, enhancing the overall design.

Inspiration for a mediterranean kitchen remodel in New Orleans with a farmhouse sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, beige backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Inspiration for a large country u-shaped medium tone wood floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Atlanta with beaded inset cabinets, an island, gray cabinets, marble countertops, a farmhouse sink, white backsplash and subway tile backsplash

AMBRE SOFA Design Sacha Lakic Upholstered in TOUAREG leather, cowhide corrected and pigmented grain and BELIZE fabric (32% vi, 30% co, 26% pv, 12% pl). Mattress with bi-density foam 30E-40P kg/m³ and seat cushions with fibres duvet on 30PS kg/m³ foam. Back cushion in foam 18M kg/m³. Adjustable armrests with manual mechanism. Independant lumbar cushions in feathers and foam flakes. Structure in metal. Suspension: cross-webbing elastic straps. Base: Metal with black chrome-plated finish. Other dimensions and elements available. Deco cushions optional. Manufactured in Europe. (with 2 lumbar cushions included) OTHER PRODUCTS / OTHER DIMENSIONS: LARGE 3-SEAT SOFA W. 237 x H. 98 x D. 89 cm Large 3-seat sofa with adjustable armrests W. 217 x H. 98 x D. 89 cm 2.5-seats sofa with adjustable armrests W. 197 x H. 98 x D. 89 cm 2-seats sofa with adjustable armrests W. 177 x H. 98 x D. 89 cm

CHERCHE MIDI BED L. 262 x H. 120 x P. 229 cm Design Eric Gizard Bed frame and headboard in solid wood and plywood Filling: polyurethane foam 40 kg/m3 and fibers Base (invisible) in solid beech with black stain Bed upholstered in leather. Structure in solid wood and plywood, with polyurethane foam filling, headboard with overstitched motif and sides in nubuck finish. Available with or without bedside table (in lacquered particle board, 6 colors available) and lamp (angled lamp with black shade), legs in black-stained beech. *Available for any mattress size Bedside table with lacquer finish (6 colors available) Plug included TANGRAM ROUND SOFA W. 240 x H. 65 x D. 124 cm (94.5"w x 25.6"h x 48.8"d) Design Gabriele Assmann & Alfred Kleene Upholstered in VERONA leather, corrected grain and pigmented finish (more than 50 colors available). Monobloc seats in bi-density HR foam 32-35 kg/m3. Back in feathers and foam. Elastic straps cross-webbing suspension. Frame in solid wood and particle board. Cylindrical chrome-plated metal base Manufactured in Europe With 2 rectangular cushions L.70 cm + 1 rectangular cushion L.55 cm

Reclaimed rustic fir T&G applied vertically. Photo: Paul Arcoite
Farmhouse home bar photo in Calgary

This is an example of a small rustic shade side yard vegetable garden landscape in New York.

The owners wanted to transform their backyard into new indoor/outdoor spaces that would make the area more inviting and usable for family and friends. This was the missing piece in realizing the full enjoyment of their home. The new design accomplishes this, starting with a new sunroom, by enclosing the patio and covered walkway between the existing keeping room and garage. The result is a light, airy space with accordion doors and casement windows that encourage cross ventilation, natural lighting, and easy access to the outside. Truss vaulted ceilings and a plaster-finished fireplace put the finishing touches to the feel of the room. Limestone openings leading to the keeping room make the space part of the original house. A new side porch off the sunroom is positioned to frame a view to the courtyard and a pizza oven, drawing you into the new pool cabana. A space-defining transition occurs at the cabana where the flat, painted tongue and groove ceiling changes to a vaulted ceiling with exposed antique pine beams and rafters. Once in the pool cabana, the ceiling soars upward with antique pine beams supporting exposed rafters and roof decking. The outdoor kitchen beyond features a custom-made black iron barbeque pit among other appliances with two strapped stainless-steel hoods. In the evening, the pool cabana can take on various moods achieved by up and down lighting that is independently controlled along with a large fan creating a constant, cool soothing breeze. The other side opens up to the existing pool in a way that makes it more inviting. The secret to unifying this design with the house is the use of materials such as flagstone floors, washed brick, and antique pine exposed wood members throughout new and existing spaces.

The owners wanted to transform their backyard into new indoor/outdoor spaces that would make the area more inviting and usable for family and friends. This was the missing piece in realizing the full enjoyment of their home. The new design accomplishes this, starting with a new sunroom, by enclosing the patio and covered walkway between the existing keeping room and garage. The result is a light, airy space with accordion doors and casement windows that encourage cross ventilation, natural lighting, and easy access to the outside. Truss vaulted ceilings and a plaster-finished fireplace put the finishing touches to the feel of the room. Limestone openings leading to the keeping room make the space part of the original house. A new side porch off the sunroom is positioned to frame a view to the courtyard and a pizza oven, drawing you into the new pool cabana. A space-defining transition occurs at the cabana where the flat, painted tongue and groove ceiling changes to a vaulted ceiling with exposed antique pine beams and rafters. Once in the pool cabana, the ceiling soars upward with antique pine beams supporting exposed rafters and roof decking. The outdoor kitchen beyond features a custom-made black iron barbeque pit among other appliances with two strapped stainless-steel hoods. In the evening, the pool cabana can take on various moods achieved by up and down lighting that is independently controlled along with a large fan creating a constant, cool soothing breeze. The other side opens up to the existing pool in a way that makes it more inviting. The secret to unifying this design with the house is the use of materials such as flagstone floors, washed brick, and antique pine exposed wood members throughout new and existing spaces.

ALCHIMIE CORNER COMPOSITION Design Roberto Tapinassi & Maurizio Manzoni Upholstered in Tendresse leather, corrected grain, seat and back cushions in Dadone fabric (80%cotton, 20% polyester). Adjustable backrests cushions with manual mechanisms in lacquered aluminium, filled with HR foam 28kg/m3. Seat cushions in bi-density HR foam 40-45kg/m3. Structure in solid wood and plywood. Cross-webbing elastic straps suspensions. Base in solid stained beech, col. Wenge. Available in other dimensions, armchair and ottoman. Manufactured in Europe OTHER PRODUCTS / OTHER DIMENSIONS: Large 3-seat sofa W. 240 x H. 78 x D. 106 cm 3-seat sofa W. 220 x H. 78 x D. 106 cm 2.5-seat sofa W. 200 x H. 78 x D. 106 cm 2-seat sofa W. 180 x H. 78 x D. 106 cm 1.5-seat sofa W. 160 x H. 78 x D. 106 cm Large armchair W. 142 x H. 78 x D. 106 cm Armchair W. 102 x H. 78 x D. 106 cm Ottoman W. 88 x H. 41 x D. 88 cm

The owners wanted to transform their backyard into new indoor/outdoor spaces that would make the area more inviting and usable for family and friends. This was the missing piece in realizing the full enjoyment of their home. The new design accomplishes this, starting with a new sunroom, by enclosing the patio and covered walkway between the existing keeping room and garage. The result is a light, airy space with accordion doors and casement windows that encourage cross ventilation, natural lighting, and easy access to the outside. Truss vaulted ceilings and a plaster-finished fireplace put the finishing touches to the feel of the room. Limestone openings leading to the keeping room make the space part of the original house. A new side porch off the sunroom is positioned to frame a view to the courtyard and a pizza oven, drawing you into the new pool cabana. A space-defining transition occurs at the cabana where the flat, painted tongue and groove ceiling changes to a vaulted ceiling with exposed antique pine beams and rafters. Once in the pool cabana, the ceiling soars upward with antique pine beams supporting exposed rafters and roof decking. The outdoor kitchen beyond features a custom-made black iron barbeque pit among other appliances with two strapped stainless-steel hoods. In the evening, the pool cabana can take on various moods achieved by up and down lighting that is independently controlled along with a large fan creating a constant, cool soothing breeze. The other side opens up to the existing pool in a way that makes it more inviting. The secret to unifying this design with the house is the use of materials such as flagstone floors, washed brick, and antique pine exposed wood members throughout new and existing spaces.

The owners wanted to transform their backyard into new indoor/outdoor spaces that would make the area more inviting and usable for family and friends. This was the missing piece in realizing the full enjoyment of their home. The new design accomplishes this, starting with a new sunroom, by enclosing the patio and covered walkway between the existing keeping room and garage. The result is a light, airy space with accordion doors and casement windows that encourage cross ventilation, natural lighting, and easy access to the outside. Truss vaulted ceilings and a plaster-finished fireplace put the finishing touches to the feel of the room. Limestone openings leading to the keeping room make the space part of the original house. A new side porch off the sunroom is positioned to frame a view to the courtyard and a pizza oven, drawing you into the new pool cabana. A space-defining transition occurs at the cabana where the flat, painted tongue and groove ceiling changes to a vaulted ceiling with exposed antique pine beams and rafters. Once in the pool cabana, the ceiling soars upward with antique pine beams supporting exposed rafters and roof decking. The outdoor kitchen beyond features a custom-made black iron barbeque pit among other appliances with two strapped stainless-steel hoods. In the evening, the pool cabana can take on various moods achieved by up and down lighting that is independently controlled along with a large fan creating a constant, cool soothing breeze. The other side opens up to the existing pool in a way that makes it more inviting. The secret to unifying this design with the house is the use of materials such as flagstone floors, washed brick, and antique pine exposed wood members throughout new and existing spaces.

The owners wanted to transform their backyard into new indoor/outdoor spaces that would make the area more inviting and usable for family and friends. This was the missing piece in realizing the full enjoyment of their home. The new design accomplishes this, starting with a new sunroom, by enclosing the patio and covered walkway between the existing keeping room and garage. The result is a light, airy space with accordion doors and casement windows that encourage cross ventilation, natural lighting, and easy access to the outside. Truss vaulted ceilings and a plaster-finished fireplace put the finishing touches to the feel of the room. Limestone openings leading to the keeping room make the space part of the original house. A new side porch off the sunroom is positioned to frame a view to the courtyard and a pizza oven, drawing you into the new pool cabana. A space-defining transition occurs at the cabana where the flat, painted tongue and groove ceiling changes to a vaulted ceiling with exposed antique pine beams and rafters. Once in the pool cabana, the ceiling soars upward with antique pine beams supporting exposed rafters and roof decking. The outdoor kitchen beyond features a custom-made black iron barbeque pit among other appliances with two strapped stainless-steel hoods. In the evening, the pool cabana can take on various moods achieved by up and down lighting that is independently controlled along with a large fan creating a constant, cool soothing breeze. The other side opens up to the existing pool in a way that makes it more inviting. The secret to unifying this design with the house is the use of materials such as flagstone floors, washed brick, and antique pine exposed wood members throughout new and existing spaces.