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Stylish Versatility Stylish Versatility

By Ray Hunter

2 The Widmers chose classic and timeless colors like white, gold, silver, and black to use as accents for each room which is immediately reflected when you walk in the front door. Large black double doors open onto the foyer, Tonya’s favorite part of the whole house. The circular recessed ceilings were explicitly designed to emphasize the massive glass chandelier that hangs above the entryway.

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3 The large living room also features a circular recessed ceiling with a captivating three-piece hanging starburst light fixture. The majestic beauty of the floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace is something to behold. The stone is brushed light grey and gives the room a natural warmth, and the large size ensures that the fireplace is the room’s focal point. The hardwood floors keep the space cozy, and the wall of windows provides abundant natural light and overlooks the lake in the backyard.

Just over the Jasmine County line in Nicholasville sits the stately modern farmhouse-inspired home of Tonya and Jason Widmer. This stunning property uniquely blends traditional and contemporary design elements, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The attention to detail and craftsmanship that went into the construction of this beautiful home is truly amazing.

Tonya and Jason designed the home together and had it built in 2017. The residence sits on five acres of lush countryside and boasts five bedrooms, five full and two half bathrooms, a formal dining room, a music room, a theater room, and an enormous unfinished basement.

“We wanted a wide-open floor plan and designed the home to be almost perfectly symmetrical,” Tonya said. “When you walk in the front door, you can see straight through the tall windows at the back of the house to the backyard and lake.”

Modern farmhouses have become wildly popular, bringing a stylish blend of rustic charm and contemporary design to homes worldwide. While traditional farmhouses have a classic look and feel, this modern farmhouse has a more contemporary look, featuring sleek lines, open living areas, and sophisticated décor.

The Widmers incorporated attractive and elegant lighting fixtures throughout the house for a more refined feel.

“Lighting features are like art to me,” Tonya said. “I spent hours selecting each piece to elevate the space, compliment the furniture, and add character to every room.”

Farmhouse style is all about combining cozy comfort with modern convenience. This means integrating modern amenities such as energyefficient appliances, innovative technology, and sleek furniture into a home’s rustic charm. The open floor plan helps to make the most of a home’s space, while natural wood accents and neutral colors give a modern farmhouse a comfortable and inviting atmosphere.

“We chose classic and timeless colors like white, gold, silver, and black to use as accents for each room,” Tonya said. “We wanted the decorations to mirror our personal style while remaining inviting and polished.”

The large living room also features a circular recessed ceiling with a captivating three-piece hanging starburst light fixture. The majestic beauty of the floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace is something to behold. The stone is brushed light grey and gives the room a natural warmth, and the large size ensures that the fireplace is the room’s focal point. The hardwood floors keep the space cozy, and the wall of windows provides abundant natural light and overlooks the lake in the backyard.

The modern white kitchen is a perfect choice for this stylish farmhouse. The white color scheme gives the space a clean and airy feeling, while the sleek lines of the cabinetry and appliances give it a contemporary flair. The giant island in the center of the room measures four feet by twelve feet and seats five comfortably.

The couple outfitted the kitchen with Thermador appliances, including a sub-zero refrigerator, two ovens, a microwave, and a steam oven.

“This is our main gathering place where we hang out with the kids and entertain our family. We cook a lot, and everyone can come and go as they please,” Tonya said. “I like the space clutter-free, so we have tons of storage space and a walk-in pantry for additional storage.”

The primary bedroom is a luxurious sanctuary that combines contemporary style and comfort. The walls are painted a soothing neutral color, and the hardwood floor is covered with a soft cream carpet. Two hanging chandeliers on either side of the king bed provide a touch of drama and glamour. The large mirrors behind the chandeliers reflect the light around the room. The overall effect is one of grandeur and elegance.

The luxurious primary bathroom features modern and sleek design elements. It boasts a large soaking tub, an impressive vanity, and a walk-in shower. The walls and floors are light gray, and the shower has a frameless, glass-enclosed shower stall, allowing for an unobstructed view of the bathroom. The space is illuminated with recessed lighting and a crystal chandelier at the center of the ceiling, giving the bathroom a luxurious and inviting atmosphere.

Modern farmhouses are a great way to get the best of both worlds: the charm of a traditional farmhouse and the modern amenities of a contemporary home. By combining classic elements with modern convenience, the Widmers have created a unique and inviting space that is the envy of the neighborhood.

5 Continuing through the home, you will find an extra living space and office area that Tonya and Jason call the Horse Room. This space embodies the country feel with a modern twist the couple aimed for when they envisioned their home. An impressive tri-level fireplace of stone and wood rises to the ceiling on the far wall between two monochrome photographs of horses.

6 The music room is to the right of the foyer and opposite the dining room. The beautiful white piano belonged to Tonya’s mother and was passed down to her granddaughter, who learned to play the instrument as a child. Gold accent chairs, lanterns, and shelves complement the space, bringing a pop of color and dimension to the room, and another exquisite circular chandelier hangs from the recessed ceiling.

7 The modern white kitchen is a perfect choice for this stylish farmhouse. The white color scheme gives the space a clean and airy feeling, while the sleek lines of the cabinetry and appliances give it a contemporary flair. The giant island in the center of the room measures four feet by twelve feet and seats five comfortably. The couple outfitted the kitchen with Thermador appliances, including a sub-zero refrigerator, two ovens, a microwave, and a steam oven.

8 Just off the kitchen is this cozy breakfast area. Jason and Tonya often play cards and games with the children here, and it’s a less formal place to gather and eat. This relaxed nook also features electric screens over the windows that overlook the covered porch outside.

9 The primary bedroom is a luxurious sanctuary that combines contemporary style and comfort. The walls are painted a soothing neutral color, and the hardwood floor is covered with a soft cream carpet. Two hanging chandeliers on either side of the king bed provide a touch of drama and glamour. The large mirrors behind the chandeliers reflect the light around the room. The overall effect is one of grandeur and elegance.

10 The luxurious primary bathroom features modern and sleek design elements. It boasts a large soaking tub, an impressive vanity, and a walk-in shower. The walls and floors are light gray, and the shower has a frameless, glass-enclosed shower stall, allowing for an unobstructed view of the bathroom. The space is illuminated with recessed lighting and a crystal chandelier at the center of the ceiling, giving the bathroom a luxurious and inviting atmosphere.

š› HOME CREDITS

Architect: John Dehart

Interior Design: Jessica Cull, Design Link

Landscape Design/Install: Greg Spivey, Landscapers Paradise

Kitchen Cabinets: Kitchen Concepts

Counter Tops: Ron Brown

Flooring: Howard Carpenter

Masonry: Miguel Hernandez

Audio/Video: Barney Miller

HVAC: Air Control

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