Our Newest Design Project: Modern Scandinavian Farmhouse
We’ve got something extra special to share today, and we hope you’re as excited as we are. Because today, we’re bringing you a BRAND NEW PROJECT REVEAL! And for this design, we also went in a brand new direction, creating a style we’re calling Modern Scandinavian Farmhouse.
What exactly is Modern Scandinavian Farmhouse? You’re about to find out! This distinctive style brings together a minimal feel with warm, welcoming accents to create a space that has fresh appeal. So keep scrolling for a tour of the home – and to shop the stylish pieces we used to bring it to life. And be sure to come back tomorrow for another project reveal!
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Photo: Kara Mercer
MODERN scandinavian FARMHOUSE
The Design Details
For this project, part of the Woodlands Reserve community by Tri Pointe Homes, we aimed to bring together two different styles – Scandinavian and Farmhouse – into a harmonious, bright and relaxing home. To achieve this, we focused on materials, colors and furnishings that would create contrast and balance.
Crisp whites and light toned oak have a decidedly minimal and airy feel. Against this muted canvas, simple sculptural lighting is on display and clean lined Scandinavian silhouettes take center stage. Farmhouse touches show up in the form of spindle back counter stools, black iron stair railings and shiplap walls in the primary bedroom. A few accents of green also offer up visual interest, and a subtle break in the otherwise neutral palette.
A feeling of serenity definitely infuses the interior of this understated, easy and relaxed design. Taking the best of both Scandinavian design and the rustic touches of farmhouse style, we created a space that’s made for modern living and casual comfort.
Shop: Kitchen & Dining
Shop: Living Room
Photo: Kara Mercer
“Eucalyptus colored accents help bring in a connection to nature, and break up the otherwise neutral color scheme. ”
Photo: Kara Mercer
Shop: Primary Bedroom
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