INTRODUCING: Design Style Series
Introducing… The Design Style Series! Homes are often referred to as having a certain “style” such as modern, contemporary, farmhouse, midcentury modern, Nordic-style, traditional, industrial, etc… there are many! Some styles are more obvious than others while some are hard to define, we’ve created the Design Style Series to help you better understand and help inspire you.
The Design Style Series is inspired by our homes for sale in Sage Creek along Robert Bockstael Drive. These laned homes offer beautiful, and often distinctive, curb appeal to the neighbourhood since the front façade is not over-crowded by a large garage.
Each Design Style Series’s home’s interior selections are chosen to coincide with the exterior details to ensure the design style is cohesive and distinct throughout the entire home. This will be evident with the details complete in the paint/cabinetry colours, kitchen cabinet design, and the entertainment unit.
Nordic Style
Nordic style homes are known for their minimalist and functional design, often featuring clean lines, natural materials, and a neutral colour palette. The emphasis is on creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere with plenty of natural light and including elements such as woolen textures, warm lighting, and finishing it with simple yet elegant furniture. This style is inspired by the natural beauty of the Scandinavian region and focuses on creating a calm and serene environment.
Modern Farmhouse Style
Farmhouse style is a popular interior and exterior design trend that emphasizes a cozy, rustic, and welcoming atmosphere. It often features natural materials such as wood, stone, and metal. The exterior typically features a simple, symmetrical design with a gabled roof and a welcoming front porch. Complete your farmhouse look with adding vintage items like old signs, mason jars, and antique tools to your décor along with distressed furniture, natural textures, and neutral colours.
Modern Style
Modern home style’s design focuses on clean lines, minimalism, and functionality. Exterior design often incorporates geometric shapes, flat roofs, and large windows to create a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. The interior typically has an open concept floor plan, neutral colours, and a mix of materials such as metal, wood, and glass. The overall aesthetic is sleek, sophisticated, and timeless.
Modern Contemporary Style
Modern contemporary home style is characterized by sleek lines, minimalism, and a focus on functionality. The exterior often features asymmetrical designs, flat roofs, and large windows that allow for ample natural light. The interior typically has a neutral colour palette, with pops of bold accent colours, and emphasizes open space.
Modern Prairie Style
Modern prairie is a design movement that draws inspiration from farmhouse-style homes but removes the industrial aspect typically seen in a farmhouse. This style is characterized by its clean lines, natural materials, and warm, earthy tones.
The exterior typically features a low-pitched roof, horizontal lines, and large windows that allow for plenty of natural light. Inside, you’ll find an open floor plan, natural wood finishes, and simple, functional furniture. This look is both cozy and contemporary, making it an increasingly popular choice for homeowners who want to bring a touch of the outdoors into their living spaces.
Industrial Farmhouse Style
Industrial farmhouse style combines rustic and industrial design elements to create a warm and inviting space. The style is characterized by natural materials, such as wood and metal, and neutral colour palettes that create a cozy and comfortable atmosphere.
Industrial touches, such as brick walls, give the space a raw and edgy feel. Farmhouse-style features such as shiplap and barn doors, add a touch of country charm. The exterior often features a mix of materials, such as wood siding and metal roofs, that create a unique and eclectic look. Overall, industrial farmhouse is a perfect balance of old and new.
Mid Century Modern Style
Mid-century modern style homes feature clean lines, organic shapes, and a sleek, minimalistic aesthetic. The interior design style often features natural materials such as wood and stone, as well as bold geometric patterns and pops of colours. Exteriors typically includes flat or low-pitched roofs, large windows, asymmetrical shapes, and a mix of natural and man-made materials, such as wood, stone, and concrete. This home style was popularized in the 1950s and 1960s and continues to influence modern design.
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