Project Update – #rafterhouse4117

Project Update – #rafterhouse4117

Welcome back to another project update! This week we have yet another new one to introduce to you. This is our #rafterhouse4117 spec home. This home is next to our #rafterhouse4103 spec home.

For our 4117 spec home, we wanted it to be an english country farmhouse. This will be something new for us to take on a traditional twist from our previous farmhouses. We’re pretty excited about this one though! Take a look at our concept rendering provided by our architect, Integrated Design

The cottage vibes on the exterior really gave us a lot of inspiration for the interior design.

The kitchen is going to be a nice balance of traditional with a little rustic natural wood island. We’re also bringing in a La Cornue oven into the kitchen with a clean, straight edge hood above it. For the kitchen cabinets, we are taking a break from our white shaker and giving the kitchen light grey shaker cabinets.

The other spaces such as the powder bath will be given a wainscot height tile in this pretty cream and taupe 6×6 Waterworks tile from their Redbank Collection. At the top of the wainscot tile, we will install a clean piece of barnwood to create a finish edge. The barnwood will double as a ledge for the mirror to sit on. Take a look at our elevation below.

Currently, this project is ahead of our #rafterhouse4103. The foundation slab is already completed.

I’m really looking forward to seeing the framing process! Until then we hope you can envision our latest design for our #rafterhouse4117 home. She’s going to be a real beauty!

SAS

 

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Stephanie Shortridge is our talented lead interior designer. Born and raised in Scottsdale, AZ, she grew up around real estate and construction. Stephanie graduated with a Bachelors of the Arts in Interior Design at the Art Institute of Phoenix and has had the opportunity to work on high end luxury residential projects in the Scottsdale and Los Angeles areas for the past seven years. Known to friends and family by the nickname SAS, Stephanie can be found spending her time pursuing her life goals of design, family, and philanthropy.

Comments

  1. Tracy Poulos

    Are you selling these houses ?

  2. Martha

    Nice! Love the Waterworks tile.