Barn Beauty

January 21, 2011

A Happy Home Tour Friday y’all!

Today, were headed out to 1,600 acres of oak-covered land in California’s Santa Ynez Valley. This barn-styled home is easy on the eyes – I can just imagine living there!

So without further adieu…

Isn’t she gorgeous?

Someday I soo need these barstools in my home. They are antique tractor seats, fyi.

The color palette was inspired by the surrounding land: warm off-whites, various browns and sage greens, paired with subdued red accents, such as kitchen cabinets whose crimson paint is mellowed with an earth-toned glaze. The coffee table is an antique Indian cart.

I just love this room!

Oh that view! Floors and cabinets are built from reclaimed tobacco-barn oak to give the appropriate rustic feel.

Sliding closet doors mirror the look of the home’s exterior barn doors. That’s a reclaimed wrought-iron gate for the headboard. In addition to the warm color palette and gorgeous furnishings, t’s the beamed, vaulted ceiling and that make this room spectacular for me.

Here, neutral-colored tiles set off the warm tones of reclaimed wood, while complementing an array of unique mirrors and light fixtures. Splendid.

I love the white bedding, it feels so pure and western.

Again, these cabinets are masterful, without being too much.

I had to save the bunk room for last. Perfect!

Many thanks to Jessica Helgerson, of Jessica Helgerson Interior Design in Portland, Oregon, for this amazing home tour!

Special thanks to photographer Thomas Ploch for use of his gorgeous photos.

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Category: Home Tours
Tags: Home tour Friday, Jessica Helgerson Interior Design, Santa Ynez Valley |

4 Comments »

Chani M
on January 21, 2011 10:51 am
Makes me want to put on a pair of spurs and go out for a nice horseback ride!!! What an amazing home!
christy treffer
on January 21, 2011 2:12 pm
Would LOVE this home. We raise cattle and horses, so would be so perfect!
Celeste
on January 21, 2011 4:10 pm
Hi Heidi,
I saw some small tractor stools at the design shop behind sharkey’s in cos c.

They’d look good on your back porch!
Jenny Hout
on January 22, 2011 2:04 pm
I am in love with this house. Thank you so much for sharing!