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Rustic Townhouse Great Room

By: Jen Jafarzadeh L'Italien
From: Ani Semerjian
November 25, 2014
Designer Ani Semerjian explains how an open floor plan expanded three living spaces in a country townhouse.
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Neutral Dining Room With Wooden Built-In Shelf and Round Chandelier
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Cozy Corner

Space was limited for the corner breakfast area. A circular table fit best and a custom built-in wall unit provides storage without taking up space. The shelving is made with salvaged pine from local barns.

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Transitional living room with fireplace and beamed ceiling.
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Distinct Design

A fireplace in the living area adds to the cozy ambiance. Carpeting, lighting and furniture placement define the separate areas of the great room into distinct living, dining and kitchen areas.

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Open Plan Kitchen With Large Island, White Barstools and Wood Lanterns
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Open Kitchen

The living room and dining area open into a sizeable kitchen space. Two large rustic lanterns are a standout feature above the kitchen island.

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Ceiling Elements Draw Attention
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From: Ani Semerjian

Lighten Up

Exposed ceiling beams draw your eye up and complement the rustic style of the space. Brightening up the space was key because natural light is limited to the front and back of the townhouse. These oversized lanterns add character to the room.

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