Separate Living Areas Of This Home Are Connected By A Central Hallway
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Architecture and building company BIRDSEYE, has designed a single-story homestead on the shores of Lake Champlain, Vermont.
Photo by Ivar Bastress Photography
The design of the home consists of four areas that are connected by a central hallway.
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It also includes standing seam roofing, black-stained vertical cedar siding, and single-story gables with identical pitches.
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Surrounding the home are landscaped gardens with outdoor living spaces.
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Stepping inside, we see there’s a living room with a fireplace and exposed wood beams.
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The dining area separates the living room from the kitchen, while the kitchen includes a large island with additional seating.
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The hallway showcases the wood floor found throughout the interior, and provides access to all of the various areas of the home.
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Located off the hallway, the TV room has been finished with dark grey walls, comfortable furniture, and a large black pendant light.
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In one of the bedrooms, the atmosphere is brighter with light-colored walls and a wood bed frame.
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In the bathroom, there are square grey tiles covering the wall, and a black framed glass screen separates the freestanding bathtub from the shower.
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In another bedroom, there are multiple built-in bunk beds and storage.
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Here’s a look at the floor plan…
