Beautiful Modern Barn Style Home

This modern barn style home was designed by Kevin O’Sullivan + Associates, located in Amagansett, a seaside community of East Hampton in Suffolk County, New York. At the heart of this home is a common great room, which combines the kitchen, dining room and living room in one shared space. The space offers 782 square feet; 23 by 34 feet. The homeowners includes a couple with two young children. This hip family wished to have the heart of their home be a place where they could cook, eat and play.

There are other more low-key and private zones surrounding this centrally located great room, however, this where all the action occurs. Plenty of functionality and organization throughout goes a long way to creating relaxing living areas. White walls, cabinets and millwork throughout are painted in Ammonite No.274 · Farrow & Ball. Windows are doors are all painted black, while reclaimed cedar beams are a highlight of the great room ceiling.

The material used on the doors of the custom designed storage closet is solid, bleached walnut.

This modern barn style home offers highly functional living space that are crisp and clean with plenty of natural light throughout. The interiors are refreshingly unique, with beautiful aesthetics. A high volume ceiling and an abundance of windows helps to create high impact in the great room, which is the center point of this fantastic family home.

The pendant light fixtures suspended over the kitchen island were sourced from Allied Maker. The exhaust fan is integrated in the millwork a fixed panel above the range with operable cabinets flanking them. There are no knobs in the cabinetry. The black dots are recessed fingers pulls painted black inside. The counter stools are from Skram Furniture Co.

A white oak island is topped with a Calacatta Lincoln marble slab countertop.

The flooring is solid wide plank white oak from The Hudson Company with a clear Bona Traffic finish.

The light fixture illuminating the dining room table is the Double Cord Chandelier from Brendan Ravenhill Studio.

The powder bath vanity is called the Melbourne, sourced from A&F Supply in New York City. Additional highlights includes a Brizo faucet and a Kelly Wearstler wall sconce.

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