This modern rustic villa was designed by Defining Home Design Group together with Sean Anderson Design, situated in Vestavia Hills, a suburb of Birmingham, Alabama. For the design of this home, the designer combined the owner’s style tastes — the wife desired bright, white living spaces, while the husband preferred a more natural, outdoorsy aesthetic.

The result is a harmonious blend of contemporary elegance and rustic charm, creating a truly unique and inviting atmosphere. Continue below to see the rest of this gorgeous home tour…

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Defining Home Design Group INTERIOR DESIGN Sean Anderson Design BUILDER Francis Bryant Construction

Above: In the dual-height foyer, a mohair throw rug provides warmth and texture.

What We Love: This “modern rustic villa”, as the interior designer affectionally calls this masterpiece, is beautiful both inside and out. We love how the designer infused the homeowner’s different styles together to create a light and airy home that is inspired by nature. The mix of designer pieces with vintage finds adds character and personality throughout the living spaces. Overall, a warm and inviting home that feels like a peaceful oasis.

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Note: Have a look at a couple of other incredible home tours that we have showcased here on One Kindesign in the state of Alabama: Rustic meets modern: A farmhouse in rural Alabama and Modern meets rustic in breathtaking summer home on Lake Martin.

Above: In the home’s entry, the wall sconces are from Bevolo. The armchair just under the staircase is an Austrian antique from the 1920s.

Above: In the dining room, the custom-designed table is polished concrete, complimented by side chairs from Verellen and spindle chairs by Matthew Hilton Studio. The flooring is a light-stained oak.

Above: On display on the coffee table are hand-carved Tramp Art Boxes from the owner’s previous home.

Above: The kitchen features river stone walls echoing the exterior facade, but with a light wash over it. The island countertop is white marble, while the counter stools were sourced from Thomas Hayes Studio. Suspended above the island are vintage French lanterns sourced from Antiques on Old Plank Road.

Above: In the sunroom, the sofa is custom, the shearling chairs are by Nickey Kehoe, and the wingback chair is by McAlpine Home for Lee Industries. The small table in the center of this space is antique. Grounding this space is a vintage Oushak Rug.

Above: The bedroom features custom furnishings such as the bed, benches, and tall armchair. The Lodge Chandelier III is from Workstead. In the foreground, the armchair is by Thomas O’Brien for Century Furniture.

Above: Next to the main bedroom, the den boasts a leather-upholstered armchair from Century Furniture, a velvet-upholstered armchair designed by Kara Mann for Baker Furniture, and an antique twisted-wood stool. Adorning the wall is artwork by Mckenzie Dove, adding a personal touch to the space.

Above: The living room opens out to an expansive swimming pool where inviting chaise lounges await, sourced from Kingsley Bate.

PHOTOGRAPHER Haris Kenjar