
Retro design is back in full swing. Minimalist, clean lines and Scandinavian influences are hip and becoming even more prevalent. These trends have created a resurgence of the A-frame home, with its triangular shape and dramatic, sloping roof that extends almost to the ground on two sides.

Despite these design challenges, A-frame homes can be quite charming. Rustic, Arts and Crafts and English Country décor lend themselves well to this style home.
Here are a few design tips to maximize the limited living space and take advantage of the dramatic cathedral ceilings that an A-frame style creates:
Furniture Placement
Custom Bookshelves
Cozy and Intimate
Alcoves
Dramatic Ceilings
Talie Jane is the owner and principal designer of Talie Jane Interiors. Call 855.TALIEJANE today for help designing your A-frame home.
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