When I think of Lodge Style I think of the grand lake and mountain homes of yesteryear and today where the architecture of woods, metals and stone become art.
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Expansive Rooms
Lodge homes have rooms full of space. They are the kind of rooms you walk into and stop in awe of the view and the architecture.
Even dining rooms and bedrooms are grand.
Towering Fireplaces
Stone fireplaces reach from floor to ceiling.
Fireplace surrounds can also be beautifully designed from wood like in this hunting lodge.
Soaring Ceilings
I know, this space had me at PLAID, but the lofty whitewashed beams are stunning. High ceilings in Lodge Style homes make way for large windows to showcase the views outside.
These soaring ceilings give views from above to the coziness below.
Plush Seating
Velvet couches have a special place in my heart and are so inviting. Furnishings in Lodge Style homes mix soft, lush fabrics with beautiful wood accent pieces.
Statement Lighting
So many of the photos I’m sharing show the kind of stunning lighting used in Lodge Style homes where the height of the ceilings give space for dramatic large chandeliers.
Antler lighting is often used for an elegant, rustic look.
Creative chandeliers come in different materials and sizes.
Layers of Cozy Bedding
No matter the season, bedding in Lodge Style homes make you want to curl up in them forever. Thick duvets, blankets, maybe some flannel sheets all work together for the best night sleep and the prettiest bed.
Colors or neutrals look beautiful and a few extra throw blankets add the perfect touch.
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Even if you don’t live in the mountains, on a lake or have gigantic windows with amazing views, you can include some of these design elements into your home. Your home may not have vaulted ceilings and a massive fireplace, but if you like this look here are some tips to incorporate Lodge Style.
Add statement lighting. Even in a small space you can choose a light that makes a big impact. Here are a few suggestions:
Use layers of bedding on your bed. Start with high thread count sheets, add a blanket, a comforter and fold a down duvet at the end. Here are some of my favorites:
Furnishings that give plush, luxurious places to sit like these:
Find more inspiration on my Lodge Pinterest board.
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Jo-Anne the crazy lady says
I do so like, every photo was awesome
[email protected] says
Thanks so much Jo-Anne! I am in awe of them too!
Jan says
Wonderful!
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Thanks so much Jan!
Tina Carpenter says
All the photo are just gorgeous. Even though I live in southeastern Arizona, and live in an adobe brick ranch house, there are so many elements in these photos I can incorporate. I’ve already decided I want an antler chandelier over my dining table.
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Thanks so much Tina! I agree, there is so much inspo in these photos no matter what home you live in. I think an antler chandy would be beautiful in your Arizona home!!
Mary says
Can you tell me where you purchased your Minocqua pillow? Would love to purchase some for our children’s homes.
[email protected] says
Hi Mary, they are from the company Chandler 4 Corners and I bought it at Trigs Floral and Coffee Shop here in Minocqua. Isn’t it cute! I have a Wisconsin one too from there.
Cindy says
One photo was more beautiful than the next. Grand rooms without going over the top.
Enjoy your Monday
Cindy