This gorgeous mountain retreat was designed as an escape for a family of six by Aguilar Design Studio, located in Banner Elk, a town in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains. This 4,500-square-foot vacation home brings together both comfort and luxury to create a cozy, log-cabin vibe.
The homeowners were looking for their dream vacation home where they could escape from time to time. They needed a space that would be the perfect place to gather with all their family and friends. They wanted their home to mimic and match the beauty of their breathtaking surroundings — the Blue Ridge Mountains.
This custom mountain house is full of beautiful, textural details from the stair railings, the reclaimed wood floors and ceilings, and the floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace in the living room.
Every inch of this home was furnished to be warm and welcoming. Creating a perfect retreat for the owners, along with their family and friends.
What We Love: This dreamy escape perfectly frames idyllic views of the surrounding Blue Ridge Mountains. Inspired by the landscape, the interior scheme features a layering of textures and plenty of warmth thanks to reclaimed wood on the floors and ceiling. Comfortable furnishings were designed to be family-friendly yet stylish, perfect for entertaining family and friends. Overall, this dreamy mountain home offers an idyllic escape for rest and relaxation.
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Note: Have a look at a couple of other amazing home tours that we have showcased here on One Kindesign in the state of North Carolina: This rustic modern mountain cabin gets a stunning update in Asheville and See this striking North Carolina mountain refuge updated for entertaining.
NEED TO KNOW: When the homeowners are not enjoying their mountain vacation pad during holidays or weekends, it is used as a rental property called “Almost Heaven”. You can find it listed on Blue Ridge Mountain Rentals.
Above: In the dining room, the dining table is from Primitive Collections, the dining chairs are from Four Hands Furniture, and the end chairs are from SUNPAN. The chandeliers suspended above the table are from Pottery Barn.
Spaces were designed to function perfectly for this family. The designer added a large dining table for holiday gatherings, gaming spaces for the kids, cozy textures and furnishings, and ‘kid-proof’ fabrics throughout.
Above: In this spectacular living room, the coffee table was sourced from Uttermost, the sofa is from Universal Furniture and the chairs are from Four Hands Furniture.
Above: The framed photography on the wall is from Stoffer Home. The Stratford Etagere is from Uttermost.
Above: The owner’s bedroom retreat features a vaulted ceiling with reclaimed wood beams and a reclaimed wood accent wall. The iron branch chandelier in the bedroom is from Currey & Company. The bed is from Essentials For Living, while the night table is from Four Hands Furniture.
Above: The bedroom has a cozy cabin aesthetic, featuring large windows that frame views of the breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountains.
Above: This cozy guest bedroom features a tree mural wallcovering by LimitLess Walls that mimics the views out the windows. The nightstand is from Four Hands Furniture. The custom-designed log beds are from Woodland Creek Furniture, while the bedding is from Pottery Barn.
Above: In the bunk bedroom, the chandelier is from Shades of Light. The benches at the foot of the beds were sourced from Uttermost. The area rugs are from Surya.
Above: Rustic elegance meets entertainment haven in this cozy space that is the ultimate for family game nights and hosting the best gatherings, bridging the gap between generations with style and comfort.
Above: The comfortable blue sectional was sourced from Rowe Furniture.
Above: The chandelier above the table is from Shades of Light. The dining chairs are from Four Hands Furniture.
PHOTOGRAPHER Heather Ison Photography
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