American country style embraces nature in a wooden villa

Large villas are always enviable, not only do they have enough indoor space, but the openness of the outdoor space is not too shabby either. An all-wood villa like this should follow the same style in the design of the open-air balcony. A large enough space will be able to accommodate a variety of lounge chairs, dining tables and the like. The four-square appearance is modest.

The wooden structure of the room if with excessively colorful decorations will appear excessively flashy, instead of keeping its original face will be more natural. Ceiling a wood built beams are very strong, living room and dining room kitchen at the same level, but because the space is large enough, so although there is no partition between the three, each area is also divided very clearly.

A sliver of the original wood color will make people look more bored, so it may be worthwhile to add a layer of gaudy carpet in the design of the ground, to reconcile the overly rustic tone. The villa is surrounded by lush trees, so designing a row of windows on the wall will allow you to take in the view. The fireplace is also a highlight of the space, with a brick fireplace for both viewing and heating.

Since this is an all-wood villa, the staircase is no exception. The all-wood stairs are arranged on the same vertical line. The topmost floor is also designed with a small turning space, which looks like a tree house from a distance and has a forest feel.

A wooden structure always has a few wooden pillars. This design also has a great feeling. I feel that such a pillar rather than let him empty might as well hang a little bit of small decorations, paintings and so on to add a little space levels and mood.