This modern farmhouse retreat was designed by J.Hurst & Associates in collaboration with Beth Howley Creative, located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The exterior facade of this beautiful home features a stone porch, board and batten siding, shutters, black windows, a gray shingle roof, and a black front door that invites you inside. 

The project team worked together to approach things from the inside out and vice versa. Spaces flow easily and create amazing places for lounging and entertaining. Continue below to see the rest of this fabulous home…

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT J.Hurst & Associates BUILDER Patrick Murphy Builders INTERIOR DESIGNER Beth Howley Creative LANDSCAPE Hollandia Outdoors

What We Love: This farmhouse retreat in Michigan offers warm and inviting living spaces with stylish details throughout. This dwelling was designed with entertaining in mind, providing sumptuous indoor and outdoor spaces to host guests. We are especially loving the woodland backdrop of this home, providing a feeling of tranquility through the expansive walls of glazing. 

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Above: The Graphic Grand Aerin Chandelier from Visual Comfort is the perfect piece to layer in front of the large atrium combined with the custom Old Biscayne Designs table. The stained hickory beams are just the finishing touch to this fabulous entertaining space. The windows are from Pella Windows and Doors.

Above: In this warm and cozy living area, the chairs and sofa are from Vanguard Furniture while the coffee table is from Arteriors Home. Grounding this space is an area rug from Staton Carpet.

Above: The other side of the kitchen is the “working island” side. This island seats eight with views of the backyard and the great room TV. The area is wired for amazing sound for music or sporting events. The island stools are from Serena & Lily while the light fixture are from Visual Comfort.

Above: Highlights of this wet bar includes a black marble hexagon tile backsplash, hickory cabinets with metal mesh insets, and a round bar sink.

Above: In the dark and moody powder room, the wallcovering is from Phillip Jeffries.

Above: The owner’s suite features a custom upholstered bed with dreamy green velvet. Custom pillows beautifully combine with the Visual Comfort Frankfort articulating sconces. The shagreen bench is the perfect anchor and ties in with the light-stained nightstands. All of the furnishings are by Vanguard (Colgate Lamp Table and Mattingly King Bed). The custom paneling behind the bed and the Stanton rug add another level of quality and style to this warm and cozy suite.

Above: This spa-like bathroom boasts luxe details that include marble honeycomb mosaic tile flooring, marble countertops, gold accents, shiplap walls, and brass sconces with alabaster.

Above: The girl’s bathroom has a bold stripe effect on the floor. The solid blue penny round tile is wrapped up the wall behind the Kohler Brockway sink. The tiles are from Bedrosians Tile and Stone. The mirror is from Rejuvenation and the wall fixture is from Visual Comfort.

Above: This hospitality station is perfect for making house guests feel welcome. Sitting on the second floor near a private office and three guest suites, this place is a great feature to grab a beverage and see the grand view of the two-story atrium. The backsplash tile is Marazzi, while the wall sconces are from Visual Comfort. The decorative hardware is from Top Knobs.

Above: The kid’s office is a bright and fun place to hang out and get some homework done. The desk chair is from Four Hands Funiture.

Above: This wet bar and game area features wood cabinetry with metal mesh insets, white backsplash tile, a microwave, and a round dining table.

Above: This dark and moody bourbon and wine room starts with some custom hickory cabinetry and layers in antique mirrors, black handmade tile, and raised paneling. It’s all grounded with a paver tile from Italy. The designer wanted to evoke the feeling of sitting in a cellar. The tile is from Virginia Tile Company.

Above: In the mudroom, the black paneling and seat top blend with the windows and lets the stained cabinetry pop. The floor tiles are from Bedrosians Tile and Stone. The wall hooks are from Rejuvenation, while the ceiling fixtures are from Visual Comfort.

Above: This covered patio space of this farmhouse retreat in Michigan spills out to a terrace that then transitions to the pool. Porcelain pavers look and feel like Bluestone but are not hot on the feet (which natural Bluestone is) during the summer. Phantom screens are motorized over the porch and have two layers. One for the bugs and one for the weather. Bernhardt Exteriors furniture helped make this entire space functional and beautiful. The fan is from Modern Forms.

PHOTOGRAPHER Stoffer Photography Interiors