Photography by David [email protected]

Cutler Anderson Architects have completed a modern farmhouse for a large family on a 93-acre farm in northeastern Pennsylvania, that was designed to fit in with the surrounding farming community.

Photography by David [email protected]

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To do this, the architects designed a simple white box-like house with large rolling screens. White was often used to paint original farmhouses as it was the least expensive paint.

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Photography by David [email protected]

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Inside, the double height ceilings create a lofty and open space, while large windows fill the interior with natural light.

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Photography by David [email protected]

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Wood has been used throughout the interior to create a contrast with the mostly white interior. Stairs lead up to the second floor of the farmhouse, and at the top of the stairs, there’s a home office area with a long built-in wood desk.

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Photography by David [email protected]

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Here’s a closer look at one of the wood window frames that are featured throughout the house, like in the bedroom.

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Photography by David [email protected] | Architect: James Cutler, FAIA and Meghan Griswold, Project Manager | Builder: Breig Bros, Inc. | Structural Engineer: Jerome Madden, Madden Baughman Engineering

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