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Oklahoma Ranch House With Historic Style

There’s a reason this sprawling homestead blends in so beautifully with its 40 acres of wooded land - all of the interior and exterior stone was quarried on the property. Rough-hewn rustic timbers and barn wood rub shoulders with crisp metalwork and stately antiques to create one-of-a-kind atmosphere.

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Photo: Simon Hurst Photography. From: Cornerstone Architects.

Stone House Exterior and Black Porch

Bark siding and rough-hewn wood are thoughtfully combined with locally-quarried stone to make up the house's exterior.

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Photo: Simon Hurst Photography. From: Cornerstone Architects.

Stone Farmhouse Exterior and Entry

The stone used to build this farmhouse was all quarried on the 40-acre property. It is set with raked mortar, creating a dry-stacked appearance.

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Photo: Simon Hurst Photography. From: Cornerstone Architects.

Rustic Stone Foyer With Round Ottoman

The entry way creates a strong style impression immediately, cloaked as it is in stone on all sides and punctuated by thick wood beams. Steel-and-glass sliding doors open up the space to the outdoors.

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Photo: Simon Hurst Photography. From: Cornerstone Architects.

Rustic Foyer With Red Chairs

Period ranch architecture is the inspiration behind this ranch home's careful design. Stone walls were intended to look dry stacked (they're held together with raked mortar). Interior walls feature reclaimed wood panels, seamed via a chinking process.

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