ft., this two-story Ford Creek mansion includes four bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms.
The layout features spacious living areas, complemented by a three-car garage for ample parking and storage.
Key functional spaces include a butlers pantry, mudroom, study, and laundry room, ensuring convenience throughout.
The House Designers – Plan 2037
Built-in storage and easily accessible bathrooms add to the houses functionality and comfort.
The house stands centrally with its white exterior, gables, and evenly distributed windows drawing focus.
Large windows enhance the welcoming feel and allow natural light to flood the interior spaces.
The chimney and stone elements give the rear facade a sense of solid craftsmanship.
The patterned rug pulls the seating area together.
The space is well-equipped with a sink and plentiful counter space for prepping meals.
The decor is tasteful, albeit somewhat minimalist.
The light gray walls and wooden flooring set a sophisticated tone, complemented by a delicate chandelier hanging overhead.
The space opens towards a staircase with wooden railings, adding architectural interest and connectivity between floors.
Soft natural light floods in through large windows and a chandelier dangles from the tray ceiling.
A built-in nook with cabinetry in the background adds functionality.
The staircase, placed to the side, displays beautifully stained wooden railings, complementing the warm wood flooring.
The space is efficiently utilized with a small sink, open shelving, and wine storage.
The combination of white and taupe tones offers a cohesive look.
Natural light streams in through a glass-paneled door, though the space feels slightly utilitarian without additional decorative touches.
Large archways provide open sightlines to other areas of the home.
The island includes a built-in sink and plenty of countertop space, ideal for meal prepping and entertaining.
The space is airy and inviting, though I feel the chandelier is out of place here.
Note how its naturally lit and leads directly to the outdoor porch.
A multi-level chandelier dangles in front of it, matching the rooms aesthetic.
Crisp white shutters cover the arched windows, allowing natural light to illuminate the space while ensuring privacy.
Small sconce lights and high-end finishes create a functional yet sophisticated space with abundant storage.
Soft gray hues and a patterned carpet match the rooms aesthetic, optimized for clothing and accessory organization.
The wooden bed doesnt contrast well with the light grey walls, but its an easy fix.
The light fixtures and mirror frame add subtle sophistication, but the room could benefit from darker accents.
Built-in shelving units on either side of a large window seat provide both storage and display space.
The rustic mirror frame and wall-mounted light fixtures add a touch of character to the otherwise contemporary design.
This side view captures a blend of materials and textures, showcasing the interplay of wood and brick.
Decor elements include framed memorabilia and an oxidized metal mirror, complementing the overall rustic aesthetic.