Get The Look: The Farmhouse

GET THE LOOK – THE FARMHOUSE

This classic farmhouse takes advantage of a beautiful setting with a surprising indoor-outdoor living concept. Traditional meets contemporary with an open floor plan and a massive sliding glass door that opens into a beautiful outdoor space. Take a tour.

PAREMENT

Not only is this oxford blue vertical siding the perfect choice for a classic farmhouse, it’s practical too. The 12”Board & Batten siding used here is insulated increasing the home's overall efficiency providing long-term energy savings and improved sound absorption. No rooster’s crowing will wake you up in this farmhouse!

ROOF

Farmhouses were designed to be sturdy, to withstand storms and winds whipping across the prairie. This modern remake is no different. The builders selected materials of the utmost quality like the Landmark shingles used on the roof. Featuring dual-layer construction, the shingle gives the look of traditional wood shake roofing while offering extra protection from the elements.

Produits en vedette : Extérieur

Cedarboards^TMInsulated 12” Board & Batten siding, Oxford Blue
CertaWrap^TM Weather Resistant Barrier
Landmark® shingle, Thunderstorm Gray
CertainTeed Ridge Vent
Shadow Ridge® accessory shingles
SwiftStart® starter shingles
Roofers’ Select® felt underlayment
WinterGuard® waterproofing membrane

FENCE & TRIM:

A horse fence befitting a Kentucky stable adorns the front of this Home Free boulevard property. Matching seamlessly to the white trim and popping against the lush green of the yard, it is the perfect ending to the exterior of this pretty home.

Produits en vedette : Fence & Trim

Vinyl Carpentry® trim and accessories, Colonial White
Restoration Millwork® Trim, Natural White
Bufftech® Crossbuck Fence, White

SALON

Indoor-Outdoor living is all the rage and with views like this, who wouldn’t want to take advantage. But sometimes you also want to reduce the noise from outside as well. Installing Silent Fx QuickCut drywall will provide you with exceptional acoustic performance by reducing airborne sound transmission between rooms or from the outside.

BUREAU

Working from home is a plus – with a proper office space. Make sure there’s plenty of light and enough room to work comfortably. Pay attention to construction. Well insulated walls and attics regulate temperature, stop drafts and dampen external noises. If others will be home, insulate interior walls to curb room to room noise. Finish with a drywall product that improves indoor air quality. Don’t skimp you’ll be spending eight hours a day here!