This beautiful home is located on thousands of acres of land that is the site of a marvelous pear orchard. It is where architect Paul Wiseman group up, and where he collaborated with others to create this home for his childhood friend. It was featured in AD in June 2007 and remains one of my favourite modern buildings.
I love that this vernacular structure, with it's concrete floors,white walls and ridiculously high ceilings, manages to feel warm and inviting. An open redwood kitchen sets the tone for the space, with rich woods repeating throughout in furnishings and window trims. Natural fibre floors, and simple linens, keep the relaxed comfort of a traditional farmhouse. The master suite is perhaps one of my favourite rooms, with a full wall of built in shelves to house a collection of great reads as well as glass pears, and other interesting objects.








Gorgeous! Love your blog-
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It definitely has some special features :)
ReplyDeleteYep, I could settle in here nicely! The architecture is incredible and what a calm and beautiful space on inside. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love how modern it looks in its country setting. The pool is amazing!
ReplyDeleteGreat. Refreshing in its own style.
ReplyDeleteLovely home, modern and sleek and cozy and warm, all at the same time :-) Love the pendant lighting above the dining table and the wall behind the bed. And the shelves are pretty great too :-)
ReplyDeleteKelly
warm and light feeling -- love it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. The lighting is so warm and inviting. This home feels cozy even though it has a minimalist feel (which I love)!
ReplyDeleteTo dream! Yes, we dream of having a sweet vacation home, maybe an old farm to renovate! lovely simple spaces!
ReplyDeleteWhat a dream house! Love the beautiful finishes and soft feel of it all!
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Victoria
I love the way the white walls and wood look together. This place makes me want to drive out to the country with a good book and a bottle of wine (assuming that I could actually STAY at a house like this lol).
ReplyDeleteI love the lack of window treatments. Gorgeous.
*Tania
passport2design.com
wow.... stunning home. I really love the huge windows.
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