Design - Casa de Moore

As I mentioned in my last post, Mr. MD and I are directing our thoughts towards heading west in the next few years,  If you told me I would have thoughts of building a home, I would have told you you were nutzzz!  After briefly looking a real estate in a few areas I have come to the realization that we MUST build to get what we want, because this will be (after 40+ moves for myself) our last move until our kids have to 'do' something with us.  I hate that day for them (and us).

A few years ago one of my BFF's built a home on the gulf coast with this layout of the master bedroom.  My drawing is certainly not to scale but will give an architect my desire. I want to use natural elements that will fit into a mountain setting.

This is Steve Giannetti's (architect and husband to Brooke, Velvet and Linen) schematic of their future home Patina Farm.  I love the open space with the see through fireplace separating the kitchen from the living area.  Gosh I wish I could do these schematics!
Go visit Brooke often to follow along with the design of their home and visit Amazon to pick up their book Patina Style.


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14 comments:

  1. Looks like a terrific floor plan to promote marital harmony, Renae! Happy New Year! xo

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  2. I didn't know you & Mike were thinking of retiring out West. Like they always say, "West is Best"! Sounds like a wonderful plan Renae.

    I adore Brooke & Steve's dream home. It reminds me quite a bit of my father's home. He doesn't have the fireplace that separates the spaces but completely open. He has that wonderful metal roof and natural stone that I love. The bathroom you designed would be fabulous, especially if it were self-cleaning on the male side!!

    I think your family should get a honorary award for # of times moved. Girly you deserve a medal!!

    xo xo Deb

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  3. oh my....
    separate EVERYTHING.
    i have been watching 'DOWNTON ABBY' -
    this week they did a bit of chatter about -
    going so far as not sleeping together.
    i divorced 2 men because of their SNORING!!!

    xxx

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  4. Dear Renae,
    How exciting thinking about building a new home!
    When we decided to build our home some 6 years ago I was browsing through magazines and books helping me out the find the right architectural an interior elements and I tried to make some sketches myself. But as you said, if you see the sketches Steve has made for their Patina Farm,...I am jealous!! Steve is a very talented architect and I wished he lived in Belgium!!
    I wish you lots of inspiration all the way to your new home!
    Hugs,
    Greet

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  5. You've definitely got the bug! It will be quite the project, much fun & work building your dream destination here on earth. Enjoy the process.

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  6. Oh la la...will be following with baited breath!

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  7. nay nay
    the pictures didn't load!!

    but they did for everyone else????

    i love you xx

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  8. So exciting for you! Can't wait to hear more. Happy day!

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  9. Can't wait to follow you and your project. It will be soo much fun. I'm excited for you. XO, Mona

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  10. Renae, I have missed so much while i have been gone. How exciting for you to build a home. Loved your inspiration pictures. I would love to design and build my own home. you are going to have fun!

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  11. Hi Ranae..very exciting! Buckle your seatbelt, its a lot of fun, but tons of works and requires truckloads of patience:) BUT if you have all that then the result is amazing because you get exactly what you want and get to realize a dream which in and of itself is pretty darn incredible!! Best of luck to you!

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  12. Sounds exciting... Looking forward to seeing your layouts, mood boards, etc...

    Bestest
    Jo x

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  13. Just been catching up reading your last several posts when this stopped me in my tracks...40+ moves, really? That's a lot of moving, but I'm sure you've learned a lot along the way and the house you build will be amazing!
    xo
    annie

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