The property is called
Stable Acre. It is 2700 square foot home on a remote farm in Norfolk, England. The home, a former 19th century horse stable (barn), was restored into a contemporary weekend house for
London art gallery owner Stuart Shave. The project was designed by by
architect David Kohn and completed about 3 years ago.
I like it. Modern rustic. High pitched lofty ceilings, white painted exposed brick doorways, grey washed wood paneled walls, cement floors and all. The mid century modern furniture works in the living room. A clean wood furniture aesthetic to go with the modern rustic architectural touches.
The home has been written about a few times over the last 2 or 3 years. I discovered it though only after seeing this first image on
photographer Damian Russell's website. I super sleuthed my way into reading about how this modern barn came to be!
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| Love the white washed wood paneled walls! (above) |
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| Must find this pom pom bed cover...so darling...a good dose of whimsy in the very minimalist modern master bedroom. (above) |
Like! Like a lot. I would warm up the space with some rugs...might even use a
COCOCOZY rug or two in the home. I'd like to stay as guest in this weekend house...wonder how I could get an invite?!?!
What do you think of this old barn made new? What would you add to the decor to make it your own? Wish I could see the before photos!
Happy Thursday!
xo
Coco
