While modern home designs are the trend these days, no one would refuse the happiness that rekindling the past's sustainable living brings. Rural farming, until today, is one of the major sources of how families are being fed. Rural housing and barns, on the other hand, are currently being restructured into contemporary homes with livestock themes.
The transformation of barns have become a great tool in revitalizing old ways, with rustic barns showing up in interior design today. Regardless of the purpose of renovating, here are a few of the most nostalgic rustic elements that you can add into your home, anytime:
Wooden Elements
Amongst the many distinguishing old barn elements, probably the most popular is the use of wood timber. Numerous barns have left the visible exposed structures for utilitarian purposes. Recently, homeowners are utilizing reclaimed wood and timbers in home interiors to achieve a rustic note. From exposed beams and columns in the house's interiors to the roof trusses, the home will exude with natural beauty.
Expansive Windows
Old barns were equipped with wide openings. Whether those were used to comfortably bring supplies in or just allow the sunlight to reach livestock, the rustic barns have provided the unique ability of making the view a panoramic treat. When you are converting your old barn, always make sure that the windows are eco-friendly for both Summer and Winter.
Barn Doors
Sliding barn doors have become the most popular rustic barn addition to a contemporary home. Barn doors are suitable for houses that require closing off, but does not like door swings. Designers are now looking for ways to make use of these doors in bathrooms, pantries, and large rooms.
Soaring Ceilings
When you like air loftiness, opening up the current ceiling is a possible option. For those that like a more modern look, a drywall can be used to the structure's underside. Numerous homeowners say that opening up their ceiling have made them think that the room is larger, with more sunlight reaching indoors.
