Farm

Guest houses. Bunk house.

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Life above the horses

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Instead of walls, use columns to designate the spaces

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Staircase no where near the front door!

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Room divider separates bedroom from general living area

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Lots of open space, easy clean floor. I can see everyone relaxing here.

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I want a smaller living space but this is a good jump off. Love the cubby for the bed.

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A great little patio space

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A great start to designing our "Ranch House"

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"Create a loft. Defining separate areas on the main floor of this small cottage was achieved by creating differing ceiling heights. The kitchen was just made a little cozier with the flat ceiling ... then voilà! Sleeping quarters"

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"3. Use every inch. A built-in bookshelf inside a built-in bed adds dimension. The twin bed tucked behind the queen is a great way to capture every last bit of space. Even though there is only a small dividing wall between the two beds, the staggered heights give each side their own personality and privacy."

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"Better yet, give your guest bunkers a treat by lining the curtains with blackout fabric."

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Bunk room.

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