Wednesday 21 September 2016

A Modern, Light-Filled Home Softened with Textiles

A Modern, Light-Filled Home Softened with Textiles

After falling in love with the creative spirit of south Austin, TX, Ryan and Beth Vanderfolk knew exactly where they needed to put down roots. With raising their adorable toddler in the forefront of their minds, they found the perfect neighborhood with all the amenities – a spacious park, pool, and mature trees – and decided to build their dream home.

Starting from scratch, the couple was able to design a home that completely matched their wants, needs, and personal style. “We wanted the house to feel super open and airy, with a ton of natural light,” Beth shares. They used large windows and high ceilings to make the home feel “… as close to living outside as possible,” with a beautiful view of trees and sky.

However, the abundance of natural light paired with white walls, expansive concrete floors, and an open-concept layout created a cold canvas that Beth needed to warm up. Using contacts she made in Istanbul, she found textiles in all the right sizes to fill her space. After she was done finding what she needed for her home, she continued sourcing pieces she loved and launched her own shop, Vander Interiors.

The Vanderfolks also wanted a home that’s designed around cooking, entertaining, and gathering. With an open-concept floor plan and a large backyard, it’s easy for their guests to feel welcome in their space and socialize. —Tawnee

Photography by Alysha Rainwaters

SOURCE LIST

Master bedroom
Rug – Rugs USA
Bed – West Elm
Benches – Target
Desk & chair – Ikea
Blue chair – OneKingsLane
Lamp – West Elm
Leather chair – vintage
Nightstands – Target
Dresser – Land of Nod
Round mirror – Wisteria
Necklace stand and cloche – Pottery Barn
Glass frame – Kate Spade
Floor mirror – Vintage
Horses print – Z Gallerie
Bell garland – Piece Collective in Venice, CA

Master bathroom
Bath mats & towels – Pottery Barn
White ceramic tray – Homegoods
Glass frame – Kate Spade
Countertops – Caesarstone Nougat from Treehouse

Hallway
Vintage kilim from Turkey
Prints from various Liz Lambert hotels framed by Framebridge
Pendant light – Artecnica Shayk from Lumens.com

Guest room
Chair – Furbish Studio
Print – Public School Advertising (Austin)
Side tables – Threshold for Target
Day of the Dead print – Carlos Hernandez (Austin)
Cowhide rug – The Corner Shoppe (Austin)
Horseshoes – Marley & Alfie
Otomi – From market; got it on a recent trip to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Powder bath
Pendant – West Elm
Glass jar – Target
Countertops – Caesarstone Nougat from Treehouse
Tree stump hairpin table – custom made by Ryan Vanderkolk
Planter – East Austin Succulents (Austin)

Dining room
Table – Custom table by Ross Tables
Chairs – Overstock
Antelope rug – STARK Carpet
Double height hairpin table – Love Ding (Austin)

Kitchen
Kitchen countertops – Caesarstone in the color Blizzard from Treehouse (Austin)
Pendant lights – JCPenney
Island counter chairs – Overstock
Ceramic pineapple – Homegoods
Backsplash tile – Porcelanosa diamond white
Bar table – Vintage
Tour du France print – Vintage
Clear table – CB2
White mail tray – Target
Wood pineapple dish – Joss & Main
Blue watercolor print – Minted.com

Entryway
Navy tray table – OneKingsLane
Marble object – West Elm
Horn – High Fashion Home
Gilded mirror – Vintage
Outdoor planters – The Great Outdoors (Austin)

Living room
Couch – Pottery Barn
Basket – Pottery Barn
Coffee table – West Elm
Sheepskin throw – Love Ding (Austin)
Throw pillows – West Elm and Etsy
Coffee table tray – Love Ding (Austin)
Gold turtle shell box – Nate Berkus for Target
Floor lamp – West Elm
Rug – Rugs USA
Green chairs – Vintage
Elvis print – Art.com

Nursery
Rug – Vintage from India
Couch – Crate and Barrel
Camel & Ink prints – Art.com
Crib/dresser – Babyletto
Lamp – West Elm
Mirror – West Elm
Basket – Target
Wallpaper – Spoonflower



from Design*Sponge http://www.designsponge.com/2016/09/a-modern-light-filled-home-softened-with-textiles.html

from Home Improvment http://notelocreesnitu.tumblr.com/post/150728963024

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