Chambers + Chambers Architects has designed this stunning modern farmhouse-style home that is situated in Lafayette, a city in Contra Costa County, California. A catastrophic fire destroyed a family’s second-generation house, but the family is delighted with this radiant new home and gardens that replaced it.

The seamless integration of soaring vaulted ceilings, full-height windows, and serene, dove-colored walls creates an atmosphere of pure tranquility. Continue below to see the rest of this fabulous home tour…

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Chambers + Chambers Architects BUILDER Jetton Construction, Inc. INTERIOR DESIGN Amber Interiors

Interesting Fact: This home was featured on one of the past AIA East Bay Home Tours.

Above: All of the hardwood flooring throughout this gorgeous home is custom finished in place floors. The following are the specs: 3/4 x 7 Engineered {5mm wear layer), Reclaimed White Oak at lengths 2′ to 10′ by Restoration Timber. Light hand scraped, stained, and finished with clear coats of water-based finish.

What We Love: This modern farmhouse-style home offers its inhabitants bright and airy living areas, ideal for both everyday living and hosting guests. The project team did a wonderful job of thoughtfully sourcing every detail, resulting in the creation of beautiful spaces that seamlessly flow together, evoking a sense of harmony throughout. Overall, we are loving the aesthetics of this home, especially the crisp, clean kitchen.

Tell Us: What elements in the design of this home do you find most inspiring? Please share your thoughts in the Comments below!

Note: Have a look at a couple of other wonderful home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of California: See this beautifully renovated Mediterranean style house in Newport Beach and Tour this stunning California home with a contemporary farmhouse vibe.

Above: The kitchen countertop is Calcutta Borghini honed from Integrated Resources in Brisbane, California.

Above: The cabinet hardware in this laundry room can be found at Rocky Mountain Hardware. The walls are tongue and groove with an under milled groove. The black herringbone flooring is custom hand-made tile cut from a stone slab.

Above: The Washer and Dryer are both made by Whirlpool. Washer- 4.5 cu ft. Front Load product#WFW90HEFW. Dryer – 7.4 cu ft. Gas Dryer product#WGD90HEFW

Above: In the family room, the casual sectional was sourced from furniture retailer Emma Mason.

Above: The ladder and custom casework were fabricated by Leonardo’s Casework & Design.

Above: The vanity hardware is the Rail Cabinet Pull (CK258); finish White Bronze Light and can be found at Restoration Hardware. Sink hardware and towel bars can be found at Belmont Hardware. The mirrors are the Lennox Medicine Cabinet (Standard) #UA2560-BA-PN and can be found at Urban Archaeology.

Above: The bathroom walls are tongue and groove with a square channel reveal. They are milled out of 1×8 (net 7-1/2″ wide) yielding a 7″ face exposure, 1/8″ gap.

Above: The length of this vanity is approximately 8′-9″. The cabinet pulls used here are Restoration Hardware Asbury Polished Nickel Cabinet Pulls.

Above: The fixture is from WaterWorks; product info is (HNLS01). 

Above: In the bedroom, the wall sconces are manufactured through Dimond Lighting. The walls material was milled out of 1×8 stock and the exposure is 7-1/4”.

Above: The walls are painted in Benjamin Moore White Dove OC-17.

PHOTOGRAPHER Tessa Neustadt, Photographer