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Man! I can't believe that this house was a barn before! It looks really cool! I think the owner really likes a spacious house, though. Well, I like it, too! The ceiling looks so natural, 'cause of the large pieces of wood shown. The reading place and the bookshelves could be the attraction of the house. I'd be living peacefully in there!
Posted by: Garry Easton | June 07, 2011 at 21:48