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Architectural details keep the ceiling spaces interesting throughout the home. 30 housetrends.com
The family who owns this transitionalstyle home opted to bring the beauty of the outdoors in. “We warmed up the entire house with natural elements, such as driftwood shelving, antler-inspired chandeliers, and lots of different textures,” says the homeowner. These elements work nicely within the home’s bright, airy floor plan that captures views of the outdoors from every angle. “Our goal is to create open and livable floor plans for our clients that minimize wasted space,” explains the home’s builder, Gordon White, president and founder of G.A. White Homes. Distinctive details The color palette leans toward a series of sophisticated whites and natural wood colors. The white is juxtaposed by black tones throughout, including black outlines around all the windows. “The black is the accent theme to the house,” explains the homeowner. “We pride ourselves on the distinctive details of our houses, putting unique and different ideas in each,” Gordon explains. “Every house is individual to that owner. We never build the same thing twice.” That unique attention to detail translates to interiors as well, because the company has an in-house interior design team to help with everything from furniture to fixtures. In this home, the homeowners wanted to create visual interest by incorporating decorative ceilings, such as the one in the great room. The great room also features 30 feet of Palladian windows overlooking the outdoors, as well as free-floating shelves with hidden LED strip lights for cleverly concealed accent lighting, lending an elegant look to the shiplap wall behind the shelves. The caramel colors within the room compliment the hue of the wood table and flooring. ➻ housetrends magazine <strong>2021</strong> 31
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