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Old World-Inspired River Ranch Homestead Connects With Nature

From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

Situated on seven serene acres, this expansive river ranch homestead features a sensible design. Locally sourced materials, like cedar and brick, give the two buildings on the property a unique, Old World feel. Inside, neutrals expand from the patterned pink wallpaper kitchen to the relaxing bathroom outfitted with an antique chandelier and clawfoot tub.

A Homestead Features Two Main Buildings

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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An Expansive Homestead Features Two Main Buildings and Covered Porches

Sitting on a 7-acre plot, the rustic homestead features two main living buildings that both feature expansive covered porches. Locally sourced cedar and salvaged brick were used as building materials, giving this home an organic, Old World feel. Natural landscaping surrounds the home, helping it blend seamlessly into its surroundings.

A Rustic Building With Cedar Siding and a Pink Door

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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A Home With a Covered Front Porch Features Cedar Siding and a Pink Door

Large scaled porched connect two main buildings and act as additional outdoor living space. Rustic cedar siding, that was sourced around the home, helps the home blend seamlessly into its natural surroundings. A bright coral door accents the side of the building, giving the organic building a pop of color.

A Brick Home Features a Black and White Awning

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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A Rustic Brick Home Features a Striped Awning and a Stone Walkway

A stone walkway cuts through a lush lawn, leading the way to an expansive rustic home. Salvaged brick and cedar accents adorn the exterior, helping it blend into its surroundings. A striped black and white awning sits in stark contrast against the organic home.

Rustic Home With Brick and Cedar Accents

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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A Rustic Home Features Salvaged Brick and a Striped Awning

A black and white striped awning accents an expansive homestead that sits on a 7-acre plot of land. Salvaged brick and locally sourced cedar details cover the exterior of the home, helping it blend seamlessly into the surrounding landscape. Two small stone walls surround a patio that's located right outside the front door.

Rustic Farmhouse With Cedar Siding and a Red Door

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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A Rustic Farmhouse Features a Red Door and a Large Covered Porch

Cedar siding covers the wall of a rustic farmhouse that's part of a two-home homestead located on a 7-acre plot of land. A red door accents the organic-looking home, bringing just the right amount of color. A wood and wire fence surrounds a small garden that sits to alongside the home.

Covered Porch Features Small Table and Ceiling Fans

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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A Large Scale Covered Porch With Ceiling Fans and a Small Sitting Area

This covered porch is the ultimate outdoor living area. Multiple ceiling fans and a small table and chairs make it a space that can be enjoyed regardless of the weather. Cedar beams and siding give the space a rustic feel and help it to feel one with the lush landscaping that surrounds the home.

Yard Features a Stone Patio and Garden Beds

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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A Stone Patio Surrounded by Garden Beds Creates the Perfect Outdoor Living Space

Tucked behind an expansive country home, a quaint stone patio provides the perfect place to enjoy the surrounding landscape. Garden beds surround the patio, bringing color and nature to the edges of the entertainment space. A black and white striped awning hangs above the double door, giving the area some shade.

Bright Kitchen With a Patterned Backsplash and Neutral Cabinets

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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A Bright Kitchen Features a Patterned Backsplash and a Large Island

A large picture window lets an extraordinary amount of light into this bright and cheery kitchen. The backsplash, featuring pinks and creams, creates an eye-catching accent wall in the otherwise natural space. Shaker-style cabinets and a built-in refrigerator give the room a rustic, yet refined appeal.

Farmhouse-Style Kitchen Features a Large Window

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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A Large Window Lets Ample Light Into This Farmhouse-Style Kitchen

Neutrals fill this farmhouse-style kitchen that features open shelving and a large island. Above the sink, a large picture window lets ample light into the space and brings the beautiful landscape indoors. A pattern backsplash breaks up the neutrals, creating a kitchen that feels modern, yet classic.

Brick Accent Wall Houses a Built-In Fireplace in a Bright Living Room

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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Rustic Living Room Features a Brick Accent Wall With a Built-In Fireplace

A bright living room features neutral walls and rustic wood beams that are brought to life with large windows that let ample light into the space. A brick accent wall features a built-in fireplace and a small mantle with a variety of decorative pieces sitting on top. In the corner, a leather armchair creates the perfect place to sit back and relax.

An Entryway Features a Small Bench and Colorful Rug

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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Arched Entryway Houses a Small Bench and a Vibrant Rug

An arched doorway opens to a small entryway that houses a vibrant Turkish rug and an antique chandelier. Sitting against a wall, a wood bench is topped with a white pitcher and some flowers, giving the space a farmhouse feel. The black floor grounds the all-white space, creating a balanced room.

A Large Bathroom With a Clawfoot Tub and a Large Windows

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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Neutral Bathroom Features a Clawfoot Tub and a Wall of Windows

This neutral bathroom with a wood double vanity features two antique mirrors hanging on the wall that blends seamlessly with the antique wardrobe sitting on the opposite wall. Sitting against a wall of windows, a clawfoot tub creates the ultimate relaxation zone. An antique chandelier hangs in the center of the room, bringing the entire look together.

An Outbuilding Features a Clawfoot Tub

Photo: Casey Dunn and Jacob Bodkin. From: Hugh Jefferson Randolph Architects

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A Rustic Outbuilding Showcases Neutral Tile and a Clawfoot Tub

A bucolic outbuilding is surrounded by vibrant landscaping and perfectly place gardens. The exterior of the building showcases rustic siding, while the interior features more refined finishes giving it a perfectly balanced look. Neutral tile adorns the floors and walls, and an elegant clawfoot tub sits just beyond the doorway.

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