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Family Home in Utah With Fresh, Farmhouse Style

This single family home in Lehi, Utah began as a generic build, with a closed-off interior that lacked a lot of functionality. To freshen up the 5,000-square-foot space for its new owners, designer Kirsten Krason remodeled the living room and kitchen, and then pulled in light wood accents, painted brick pieces and chalkboard signs for a farmhouse finish.

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Photo: Lindsay Salazar. From: House of Jade Interiors.

Foyer Shines With Farmhouse Style

That chalkboard sign couldn't be more right. From the moment they walk through the front door, the owners of this home in Lehi, Utah will feel at ease thanks to bright white walls and their favorite art pieces.

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Photo: Lindsay Salazar. From: House of Jade Interiors.

Console Table and Chalkboard Sign

That foyer is just as functional as it is stylish. The console table offers storage for keys and mail, while its light wood finish gives the space a familiar, Fixer Upper feel. As for the chalkboard sign, it adds a personal touch that kiddos will love.

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Photo: Lindsay Salazar. From: House of Jade Interiors.

Fresh White, Family-Friendly Living Room

By removing a wall, the designers were able to open up the living room and make it feel much more inviting. A fireplace anchors the space, with its brick painted white to match a wall in the kitchen -- and make the two rooms look even more cohesive.

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Photo: Lindsay Salazar. From: House of Jade Interiors.

Living Room Includes Chic Geometrics

The living room is family-friendly, too, thanks to durable fabrics and wood floors. Notice how the two brown leather ottomans balance out the more feminine pieces, as well as complement the geometric shapes in the rug and railing.

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