This old farmhouse has been transformed into something new, a home with modern interiors that haven't lost their rustic charm. It's a remodeled house where you can still see the original wooden elements, the old fireplace, and a very distinctive exterior.
Inside, they haven't finished decorating all the spaces yet; they're showing us the beginning of the project. The floors are in natural tones with a glossy finish, the wooden beams have been preserved because they're also on trend, and the spaces are large and bright. It's a farmhouse that has been transformed into a new country home.
Downstairs, we see a large space that will become the living room. It features glass doors to let in more light and white accents throughout. The original fireplace is still there, a perfect detail that adds warmth to the entire space.
We can see how they've chosen some vintage furniture for the space , as they wanted to preserve that old-fashioned farmhouse feel. A chest of drawers, vintage chairs, and a wooden table are more than enough to create a natural atmosphere with lovely antique touches.
In the kitchen, we see a more modern touch , with stainless steel appliances and light-toned, smooth-finished wood doors. The Nordic style has popularized white and light wood in interior design, so we assume they drew some inspiration from this popular trend.
The bedroom also demonstrates their preference for spaces where the elements themselves matter , not excessive decoration. A designer chair takes center stage with its modern lines, contrasting with the simple white spaces and antique wood.
The same is true in the attic, where the wooden beams have been left exposed. There's no decoration yet, just a wooden and wicker chair that reminds us of the farm's past.