Front Exterior: Following A sharp white coat of paint, 5-V crimp metal roof program and locally sourced stone cladding finish the look of the contemporary Southern farmhouse.
Foyer: Before Front door opens into a ground-floor mudroom. A stairs directs traffic to the home's main floor and living room.
Foyer: After Interior designer Linda Woodrum created a subtle theme of circles within this entrance area, which hints at the home's rustic-chic layout style.
Kitchen: Before Designed as the heart of the house, kitchen, a pure gathering space, flows into a central courtyard and the living area.
Kitchen: After Hickory cabinetry, glass and travertine tile and terrazzo-blend countertops , when paired with metal and brushed nickel, tell a story of cool and warm tones.
Living Room: Before A dramatic three-part tray ceiling functions as a defining feature in the dining room.
Dining Room: Following A mirrored wood dining table and matching benches invite socializing. Two drum pendants have been installed to give visual interest without obstructing views in the kitchen.
Barbecue Courtyard: Ahead As opposed to displacing surplus soil to carve out a backyard, a central courtyard becomes the focus of outdoor entertaining.
Barbecue Courtyard: Following Accordion doors link the courtyard into the kitchen. The space serves as both another dining room and an outdoor kitchen, complete with grilling channel.
Side Yard: Before Locally sourced stone cladding recalls old granite bases and farmhouse walls. Minimal displacement of dirt is a focus of landscape layout.
Side Yard: After A custom bioswale directs rainwater into the front yard's rain pond. Landscape elements decorate, draw native birds and further mitigate runoff.
Georgia Room: Ahead Although unconditioned, the Georgia Room expands the house's living space. A protective liner and marine-grade flooring help to weatherproof the room.
Georgia Room: After A mixture of modern outdoor furnishings, antiques and rustic farm-sourced accessories pops into a room designed to accommodate entertaining or relaxation.
Retreat: Before Floor-to-ceiling windows provide views of wooded farmland. A simmering colour of ginger adds a pop of drama.
Retreat: After Designed as an escape in the house's more social, active areas, this reading and comfort room boasts neutral furnishings as well as shelving and tables fashioned from reclaimed materials.
Living Room: Before A wall of glass blurs the line between indoor and outdoor spaces. A poplar wood wall treatment produces a subtle yet significant design statement.
Living Room: Following Interior designer Linda Woodrum chosen royal furnishings to help keep all eyes stunning views. An oil painting by Signe Grushovenko references Serenbe's fame as a cycling destination.
Living Room Courtyard: Ahead The living room flows out to a courtyard, carved from the website that is sloped. A subsurface drainage system installed in this area directs rainwater to bioswales in side yards.
Living Room Courtyard: Following A custom gravel blend paves the courtyard, where all-weather furnishings encourage parties. A hedgerow of gardenias offers a pure privacy fence.
Mudroom: Before Hand-scraped engineered hickory wood floors direct visitors from the house's back entrance to main-floor living spaces.
Mudroom: After Locker-style hickory cabinetry finish with perforated metal doors store away pet supplies in addition to a washer and drier. A dining table-turned-console provides a spot to drop keys and incidentals.
Master Bedroom: Before Designed and built to resemble an outbuilding on an old farmstead, the master suite boasts its own private courtyard.
Master Bedroom: After A saturated colour palette leads to the area's oasis-like design sensibility.
Master Bathroom: Before Sliver windows invite natural light to the area. Carrera marble tile creates a shimmering, jewel-like effect.
Master Bathroom: After Drop pendants and eco-friendly, hotel-style towels provide lived-in elegance into the spa-like area.
Stairwell: Before The home's light well soars three stories and terminates in a cupola, where windows open to expel hot air.
Stairwell: After Locally sourced artwork pops contrary to the stairwell's impartial walls. A custom-crafted chandelier, fashioned from tobacco drying sticks, brings the eye.
Guest Bedroom: Prior to HGTV Green Home's guest bedroom borrows light. A series of exterior windows provides views of the neighborhood.
Guest Bedroom: After Graphic prints set nicely in this comfort space. Saturated colour comes in the shape of an antique-style storage container and throw pillows.
Toilet: Before Frosted glass micro-block tile clads both the backsplash and bathtub surround and ceiling. The tortoise shell-style tile inspired the room's overall design strategy.
Bathroom: After A graphic-print shower curtain brings the eye to the room's interior. Tangerine accent pieces give play.
Craft Area: Before A hallway that joins upper-floor bedrooms is put to work with as a special project center. Windows (2 of which open) offer views of the barbecue courtyard and side lawn.
Craft Area: After A 12-foot hickory countertop is stocked with painting materials and adjustable task lighting.
Kid's Bedroom: Before A loft space, full with oak-wood banisters, offers a treehouse-style escape.
Kid's Bedroom: After Twin beds, fashioned from reclaimed wood pieces and upholstered in durable acrylic cloth, tuck under the area's loft. Lime-green accents add to the area's youthful fashion.
Toilet: Before Continuing the Southern farmhouse theme, the garage, perched over HGTV Green Home 2012, is designed to resemble a classic wagon shed.
Garage: After Fiber cement siding reproduces the appearance of lapboard and a 5-crimp metallic roof stands in place of a classic tin roof. Landscape components soften the structure's base and the carport doubles as its own private patio.
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