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The first view when you step inside — the wall with the cozy couch, warm rustic touches, and artwork that sets the tone for the room. I designed it to help people feel grounded, calm, and at ease from the moment they enter.
I salvaged this corrugated metal from my grandfather’s old barn on the property. Using it here felt like a way to preserve a piece of family history and bring some authentic East Texas character into the room.
Here is the entryway door to the office, along with some additional seating and artwork — all arranged to create a welcoming and calming first impression.
Through this opening is a cozy extension of the waiting area with vintage couches and chairs. This space also connects to the kitchen area, keeping the warm, farmhouse charm intact — a welcoming spot to relax and feel at home.
Here’s a view from the extended waiting room looking back into the main entry room. I decided to keep the original shiplap wall exposed, sanding, staining, and sealing it to preserve its natural character and rustic charm.
I removed all the sheetrock from the ceilings throughout the house to expose the original wood planks. In this extended waiting room, I stained the ceiling a vintage white and painted the walls a soft blue, creating a calm, airy, and welcoming atmosphere.