This gorgeous modern farmhouse-style home was completely renovated by KGA Studio Architects, located in Cherry Hills Village, Colorado. The strategic use of glass and natural materials throughout this reimagined farmhouse help connect the home with its incredible 5-acre property. As you enter the home, you are able to see the natural beauty of the landscape beyond.

Stepping inside, the wooden and stone elements create a bright and airy atmosphere that is held together by the vaulted ceilings and architectural details. These unique elements add character and charm to the home, while large windows help to bring the outside in and further highlight the surrounding terrain.

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT KGA Studio Architects BUILDER Harrison Custom Homes INTERIOR DESIGN Kaleidoscope Design LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT Elevate by Design LANDSCAPE INSTALLER Designs By Sundown

What We Love: We love the sloping roof lines, exposed beams, and bold accent colors in this renovated modern farmhouse in Colorado. The project team did a fabulous job of updating this home to not only meet the lifestyle needs of its inhabitants but to enhance the overall aesthetics. There is now a harmonious flow throughout the home and a brilliant indoor-outdoor connection that maximizes views throughout the home.

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Above: A complete remodel inside and out gives new life to this once-aging custom home. The job of harmonizing setting, architecture, and décor went to Kaleidoscope Design. The designer used Benjamin Moore’s Lead Gray paint throughout, a moody blue-gray with plenty of richness and warmth that accents the home’s rustic character. For that evocative patina that gives places a lived-in quality, she treated the hardwood floors with a tricolor stain and wax.

Above: The front entry of this home makes a great first impression. The remodel was all about the details: stonework, wood beams, and unique light fixtures welcome you on arrival. ⁠

Above: From cozying up by the fire to opening up to the outside, this lovely living room is perfect for enjoying year-round.⁠ Exposed beams give a rustic touch to this space. The oversized sliding doors let the living room spill out to the wrap-around deck and greenery beyond. ⁠

Above: Tucked into nooks and dormer windows, this home has so many wonderful built-in places to curl up with a good book! With such thick cushions and plenty of throw pillows, who could resist these sunny spots?⁠

Above: The homeowners are big on cooking as a family, so the architects knocked down a large wall that blocked the kitchen from the great room.

Above: This spacious, remodeled kitchen is perfect for spreading out and cooking or entertaining – or both!⁠

Above: Oversized sliding doors on both sides blur the lines between indoors and out, opening up this cozy family room to the wrap-around deck outside. ⁠

Above: This glass-enclosed breezeway connects the main home to the new garage addition, giving the homeowners access without going outside – perfect for the colder months.

Above: For this custom remodel, the homeowners knew they wanted plenty of additional garage space with easy access from the main home and ample room for teens learning to drive to maneuver. The architects placed the new garage addition on the left to create a large auto court and connected it to the home with a glass-enclosed breezeway. The glass allows you to see through to the landscape beyond.

Above: The exquisite light fixture in the bathroom is by Moooi. On the floor, the area rug is from Artisan Rug Gallery.

Above: In the shower, layers of white with pops of gold creates a luxe feel. The plumbing fixtures are from KALLISTA, while the tiles are from Ann Sacks.

Above: The plumbing fixtures in this bathroom are by KALLISTA. On the floor, the tiles are Ann Sacks.

Above: The gorgeous blue tiles in the shower are from Fireclay Tile.

Above: In this moody powder bathroom, the wall sconce is by Hudson Valley Lighting. The hex backsplash wall tiles are from clé tile. The plumbing fixtures are by KALLISTA. The wallpaper is by CUSTHOM.

Above: This basement bar of this renovated modern farmhouse in Colorado features light fixtures from Urban Electric Company. The custom woodwork and metalwork in this space is by Tree Frog Woodworking.

Above: The designer created His & Hers Saloons (see below for “His”). The look was completed with lipstick, mirrors and urinals. The plumbing fixtures are by Watermark Designs. The wall sconce is by Kelly Wearstler and the backsplash tile is from clé tile.

Above: In the mudroom, the light fixtures are from Urban Electric Company.

Above: In the dog wash station, the tiles were sourced from Ann Sacks.

Above: This mudroom powder bath features a concrete trough sink from Native Trails. The extraordinary wallpaper mural is by Rebel Walls. The wall tile is from Ann Sacks.

Above: This charming outdoor dining space is nestled between a small barn and a fenced-in garden area, creating the perfect spot for farm-to-table dinners and entertaining.⁠

Above: This dwelling has several outdoor living spaces, from the built-in firepit to the spacious pool, wrap-around deck, and detached barn with raised gardens and a spot for farm-to-table dinners.⁠

PHOTOGRAPHER David Patterson Photography