#mixed styles

If you can’t decide on a style of decor, or like multiple styles, the stone house in Pennsylvania is an inspiration.

The living room is in the rustic log cabin style with furniture made of actual logs. 

A display wall in the living room has a Zen vibe with Hindu statuary.

Moving to the dining room, done in a Pueblo style, the ceiling is coffered and warmly lit to simulate the sun. 

But what if you or your partner, like the colorful look of the orient? Well, the kitchen cabinets are done in red and gold. The fridge is tucked away behind a shoji screen. I also like the blue-stained beams.

The totem pole has a special place in the home, soaring up to the ceiling on the the 2nd floor, via the stairway opening. The bedroom is spacious. 

A new addition is under construction.

It has a feature wall of wood arranged in diamond shapes surrounding diamond-cut stone.

The sculptural fireplace is up and soars 2 floors high. The ceiling will feature a wood medallion surrounding a skylight. It looks like a mezzanine walkway is also under construction.

An outer deck overlooks the water and space for a boat.

(general concept is bubbles of style, you have a base style, and draw circles, some overlapping, draw a different style in the circle qnd combine styles in the overlapping ones. It's easiest on a face, but i'm sure it works with other stuff. and i hope that if anyone tries their own hand at it, they tag my regular blog @squid--inc on your own post)

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Sonny Fredie Pedersen and Nika Kljun