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Rustic Ski Barn: Making the Best of Winter

Last week we toured a sunny beach style cottage, and today we’re doing just the opposite and enjoying a rustic ski barn that makes the most of the snow and winter season.

Rustic Ski Barn Dining Room with Windsor ChairsPhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

Gorgeous Windsor chairs gather round a large, natural wood dining room table (above), while Windsor-style bar stools snuggle up to the kitchen island (below). Color is brought into the rustic rooms through textiles like the drapes and rug.

Rustic Kitchen with Open Shelves and Ample Kitchen IslandPhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

You’ll find rustic wood beams and trim throughout the ski barn, yet the interiors don’t feel dark or foreboding. Plenty of windows and vaulted ceilings help to enhance the spaciousness while the rustic elements create warmth and cozy appeal. And hello – can we talk about that amazing kitchen sink with its cute little skirt?  I’m in love!

Vintage Farmhouse Sink with Natural Linen Sink SkirtPhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

Moving into the living room, you’ll find more color is brought into the neutral space through textiles. Pillows, drapes, and upholstery liven up the large room its amazing stone fireplace. 

Ski Barn with Large Living Room and Stone FireplacePhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

The living room opens up into the dining room. Although each room is separated, the ski barn feels like open concept living due to the height and openings of walls and ceilings.

Open Concept Living in Rustic Ski BarnPhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

This home would’ve been perfect for our family Christmas vacation – although I’m not complaining about our holiday digs in Galena. That was a fantastic home, too.

Open Concept Living in Rustic Ski BarnPhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

Oh, how I love this bedroom! It has me wanting to re-do my own bedroom but since I painted it not too long ago, I’ll resist the urge to re-decorate.

Rustic Neutral Country Style BedroomPhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

If you enjoy more color in your bedroom, you might like this cozy room better. 

Rustic Country Style Bedroom with Colorful BeddingPhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

Bunk beds create additional space for guests and extra family members. The red color theme is carried throughout this warm and cozy ski home.

Bunk Beds in a Rustic Red BedroomPhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

A smaller sink similar to the one in the kitchen finds it way into the bathroom. Love the mirror with its playful polka dot trim.

Rustic Country Bathroom with Vintage SinkPhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

The color red is echoed on home’s exterior trim. Wouldn’t this make a great winter vacation get-away?

Rustic Ski Barn in the SnowPhoto by Kelly and Abramson Architecture

 

You can see more photos of this amazing ski barn by Kelly and Abramson Architecture over at Houzz.

 

Are there any particular home styles you’d like to see more frequently on my blog? I always try to feature decorating ideas and architectural styles that I think my readers would enjoy. So let me know in the comments below!

 

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7 Comments

  1. This home IS wonderful! Thanks for always bringing us beautiful and inspiring spaces; inside and outside.
    Well, I would describe my decorating style as, perhaps, traditional romantic. There’s a challenge for you to find! 🤣

      1. I know you were just near the Home Alone house…to me that sounds like Traditional romantic. The outside and of course the sets to represent the interior in the movie.

        Tammy

  2. Always love the homes you show us – it helps me look outside the box. I would like to see some modern built craftsman style homes – hopefully that will not be to much of a challenge?

    Thanks for all your lovely and interesting pictures of the most beautiful homes. You make my day!