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Fall in Love with a Chic Dutch Farmhouse: Traditional Meets Modern

I’m going to go out on a limb and predict that the majority of you will fall in love with today’s charmingly chic Dutch farmhouse by Gordon and Johnson Design. Located on Doctor’s Lake in Florida, it possesses elements of cheer and freshness as you make your way from one room to the next. You’ll find just the right touch of color and pattern, too.

Dutch Farmhouse Kitchen

Let’s start the tour in the beautiful kitchen with its rich blue island, arched windows, subway tile, and interesting pendant lighting. Pretty rattan stools provide a place to relax while chatting with the chef.

Dutch farmhouse kitchen in blue and whitePhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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Step back to enjoy the view that’s seen from the kitchen. A gorgeous rug adds pattern and color.

Dutch farmhouse kitchen in blue and whitePhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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Dutch farmhouse kitchenPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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Living Room

This is the living space off the kitchen that reveals the waterfront view through expansive, custom windows. Wood beams accent the painted paneled ceiling.. A pretty blue and white color scheme creates a cozy seating area.

Coastal lake living roomPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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Another brightly patterned rug makes its appearance, along with colorful artwork. The space is tastefully decorated.

Wood armoire in living roomPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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Elegant Dining Room

Elegant chairs gather round the large table in the Dutch farmhouse dining room. The vaulted ceiling lends an air of spaciousness and grandeur. Note the use of another beautiful, colorful rug in the space.ย 

Entryway with view of dining roomPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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The walls throughout the home are left clean and uncluttered, with simple, beautiful pieces of art making statements in each room.

Elegant Dutch dining roomPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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Family Room

The family room carries the same color scheme as the living room. Here, a gallery wall creates a visual point above the sofa. This room enjoys a clear view of the dining room and kitchen. It’s not quite an open concept living floor plan, but has clear lines of sight into other living spaces.

blue and white coastal style family roomPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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A pair of built-in bookcases flank the fireplace on the other side of the room. A gorgeous coffered ceiling presides over it all.

blue and white coastal style family roomPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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From this angle, you can see the staircase next to the dining room. A pair of French doors leads outside.ย 

family room entrywayPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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Master Suite Bedroom

Blue and white continues its way into the master suite where a trio of angels presides over the bed. Fresh cut flowers provide additional decoration.

Dutch farmhouse master bedroomPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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The master bedroom is elegant and luxurious with a free standing tub. Plantation shutters can be closed for privacy while bathing, with transom windows allowing the natural light to still flow in.

white master bathroomPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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master bathroom antique vanityPhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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Dutch Farmhouse Exterior

The exterior of this amazing house hints at the custom details you’ll find inside. The front door is emphasized with rich blue shutters while the windows enjoy a shade of khaki shutters.ย 

new house on Doctor lakePhoto by Gordon and Johnson Design

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6 Comments

  1. Love this house, except for the subway tile kitchen. Just ugly and doesn’t go with the rest of the house at all. A friend of mine used blue and white patterned tiles in her kitchen, decades ago, her family was Dutch, and it was lovely. And it still looks beautiful today.

  2. What a great home!
    I’m the gal who sometimes skips over the narrations and looks at the pictures first and then goes back to the beginning and reads about what I’ve seen. (Yes, I often read the end of the book because it helps keep my crazy mind focused on the storyline. Being a licensed counselor, I am well aware that there are words for people like me- haha.) So as I looked at the pictures and saw the photo with the lake and dock, my thought was, “Wow, I never thought that there would be places in Europe that looked like North Central Florida!” Going back over the post the second time what a chuckle I got when realizing that this home WAS in an area that we would consider very North Central Florida! Thanks for sharing this lovely home and giving me a good chuckle to begin my day.

  3. I love that the windows are large and arched it seems to soften the look. The tree angels over the bed is amazing.