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ow that the construction
process is well underway for
our project house, we’re able
to focus on the interiors and
what design elements will help
us achieve this fusion of cottage and farmhouse
style. Yankee Barn Homes is bringing our vision to
life through their building process, giving us time
to come up with our interior must-haves for farm
cottage style.
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3 WOOD PANELING
We chose wood paneling for some of the walls to cater
to both styles. Wood is a staple in any farmhouse, but
it also provides a cozy cottage feel. We will include it in
the powder room, master bathroom and second floor
bathroom for added texture and natural beauty.
INSIDER TIP There are many ways to achieve this look,
including old pallet wood, new wood and peel-and-stick wood.
Think about the durability and longevity of your wall paneling
when you choose which option to go with—for example, if
you’re renting, you’ll want an option that’s easy to remove.
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1 SUBWAY TILE
Not only is subway tile decorative, but it also provides
an easy-to-clean surface for areas prone to wetness
and grease. While popular as a kitchen backsplash
material, subway tile will grace the wet areas of the
bathrooms too, to make for easy cleanup and to lend
its classic design to the space.
INSIDER TIP One way to put your style preference into
subway tile is through the grout color. Light colors such as
white and beige create a subtle, classic look, while darker col-
ors such as black will give the tile a modern vibe that makes
the pattern stand out.
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