This modern farmhouse began as a 1920s 600-square-foot bungalow and has been reimagined by Element 5 Architecture in Austin, Texas. The original house is still visible and incorporated into the addition. The front entry room is part of the renovated original house, and an additional 1,600 square feet was added, bringing the total to 2,100 square feet.

The house features an open floor plan, large windows, and plenty of natural light, which is impressive considering its dense, urban neighborhood setting. The pavers leading up to the front door are 2’x4′. Continue below to see the rest of this modern farmhouse tour filled with vibrant colors and charm…

DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT Element 5 Architecture INTERIOR DESIGN Avenue B Development

Above: The paint colors for the exterior facade include Benjamin Moore Simply White OC-117 for the siding and trim and Benjamin Moore Azores AF-495 on the door. The brand of the windows is Marvin Integrity.

Above: Phillip Jeffries wallpaper defines this cozy entry nook.

Above: Open-concept living, kitchen, and dining in this modern farmhouse.

Above: Ralph Lauren Oculus Blue cabinets create the centerpiece of this open-concept living, dining, and kitchen. The floors are Reclaimed longleaf pine.

What We Love: The openness of this modern farmhouse in Texas makes it feel larger than its 2,200 square feet of living space. The unexpected pop of blue in the kitchen is beautiful. We love how the designer tied the whole space together by carrying the color of the kitchen cabinets around to different areas of the home. The stunning rustic wood floors add the perfect character. Overall, every space in this home is sensational.

Tell Us: What details do you find most inspiring in this modern farmhouse remodel project? Let us know in the Comments, we enjoy reading your feedback!

Note: Be sure to check out a couple of other sensational home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign in the state of Texas: House with amazing cantilevered bedroom soaks in Austin skyline views and A hilltop contemporary farmhouse with breathtaking views of Lake Travis.

Above: The interior doors are painted in Benjamin Moore Universal black. The area rug is from Dash and Albert.

Above: The shiplap used for the fireplace surround is a 1×6 that was painted after installation. The fireplace is about 20 inches off the ground.

Above: This modern farmhouse kitchen features Ralph Lauren oculus blue cabinets, marble countertops, white oak open shelving, and a white Bertazzoni range.

Above: This steel door is made by a local company called Harway. Similar national manufacturers would be Crittal or Hope Windows and Doors.

Above: In the powder room, the vanity is from Restoration Hardware, while the countertop material is Marble – Pietra Grigio. The mirror is from Pottery Barn. The walls are shiplap wood panels.

Above: The main bedroom features a painted white brick wall, a pinstripe blue headboard, and a driftwood pendant.

Above: This guest bedroom was designed around the beautiful sheep painting purchased on a trip to New Zealand. The bed is from Serena & Lily, while a standard dresser got glammed up with antique brass hardware.

Above: The bathroom vanity is painted in Mallard Green 2053-10 by Benjamin Moore and it pops against accents of black, white, brass, and rose.

Above: The TV room features a combination of modern black windows, white oak shiplap walls, and a cozy sofa. It is the ultimate place to lounge.

PHOTOGRAPHER Casey Fry