Light Filled House For Ten
Oil your wooden kitchen tools and cutting boards. Most mineral oils will do the trick—and they’ll give your wooden widgets a much longer life. Make sourdough bread. If you’ve got some yeast in your pantry, and it’s not too old, get down to perfecting that sourdough bread recipe. You could also start a kombucha culture, or pickle any hearty vegetables you’ve got lying around. Make a pantry meal. If you can’t get to the supermarket, think about making some Spanish rice and beans from canned or dry goods. Perfectly simple. Label absolutely everything. KonMari your entire kitchen, while you’re at it. Know where and what everything is, and get rid of anything you don’t use for a perfectly uncluttered and organized kitchen.
Designer Eric Ford chose a Poggenpohl kitchen system with a laminate finish for its durability and minimalist style. Glazed Ann Sacks tiles add texture and visual interest.
“When in doubt, go with white” was a guiding design principle on this project by interior designer Eric Ford.Exposed wooden white beams create unique patterns in the open concept living and dining room, floating high above the table for twelve.
The designer created a family room is cozy enough for the family to all relax together, but still polished and modern.
Herron Horton Architects converted a garage into a place for kids to study and play.
Two of the girls share a bedroom that keeps the theme of light and bright, with pops of fun colors in the rug and accessories.
A beautiful daybed in the master bedroom boasts a second story view of the expansive five acres of land and Mount Pinnacle.
Hints of color and texture add to the simplicity of the interior design.
The master vanity kept classy and classic.